Most people just take their tire pressure for granted. They don't realize it plays a big role on how their car handles as well as their gas mileage. Lowering your tire pressure increase grip but also decreases gas mileage. While increasing your tire pressure reduces grip but improves gas mileage. Just wondering what you guys use for tire pressure on your daily drivers? Personally I run 38 for my fronts and 42 for my rears on my rwd car. I found that I get pretty good gas mileage and also decent grip with that setup.
Fiat500-guy
35 front; 30 rear just like the sticker on the door says. They were WAY overinflated from the dealer. Makes me wonder what else they mucked with.
Recommended tire pressure on the sticker of my Lounge is 33 front/30 rear and I will keep it that way ...
Was running 35 front and rear on my Michelin winter tires for only one day - ride was way to bumpy though
Was running 35 front and rear on my Michelin winter tires for only one day - ride was way to bumpy though
On my plain vanilla POP after a dash warning for low pressure on both front tires(due to cold weather) , I put 38 lbs and the dash warning light is off
I've been amazed as to how sensitive the Abarth is to tire pressure when it comes to gas mileage. I run 40 front and 36 in the rears. I found on a long trip to Maine that with 40 in the rears it tended to wonder a bit at freeway speeds especially on rain grooved roads. At 36 no problem. Like Mr. Pickles says, ride quality doesn't seem to suffer.
Greater than 30 and less than 40 with stock Pop tires. If the tires are hot I would do about a 38 and 35 if cold.
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