GT99GT

my tires look like they dont have enough air in them so i check the manual in my car to see what the PSI should be, then it said to look at the certified label. so i open my door and check it out but it says nothing about tire pressure, maybe im not looking in the right place but i want to know what the PSI measurment should be for my front and back tires. if anyone knows please let me know ,thanks</P>

Black Horse

its on the tire itself...look at the sidewall...it says what the max. pressure should be...usually on pass. cars such as mustangs they should be at about 32psi for normal driving</P>


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GT99GT

i did check my tire and it says 44psi buti heard from a mechanic not to do what the tire says because the car itself has specs for the front and back and the tire might not be right. and 44psi does ssound a little high

Black Horse

44 psi is the max the tire can handle...you normally want to set pass. cars at 32psi</P>


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piston

There may be a plate attached to the inside of the glove box which state pressures. I run 32 and the tires are wearing properly.</P>

N2OJunkie

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MAn, you have a real problem and dilemma there, uff, my brain hurts from just thinking about it......<IMG src=smileys/smiley23.gif border="0"></P>

GT99GT

thanks no2junkie, i appreciate the sarcasm

Glengemen

I never go by the lable on the door. That pressure is for a soft ride, so middle age people will buy the car. I usually set mine to about 37 to get the most out of the tire. This will give you a little tighter handling, and longer tire life. The lower pressures will make it hook up better though.

GT99GT

so i hear 32 and 37</P>


i might go inbetween and do 33 or 34 and call it a day, right now its at 22 or something wierd so i need to fill it up tomrrow morning</P>


thanks everyone</P>

USAMuscle

22 psi is too low for street tires. If you're running at least 30, no higher than about 35 or 36, depending on the tire, you'll be OK.</P>