Tire pressure
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RE: Tire pressure
Check on your tires. Should be able to read somewhere on the sidewall what it recommends for tire pressure. Then adjust to what you want. If you want more traction (but faster wear), lower the pressure. If you want to run them a long time (and not so good traction), up the pressure. I've run as high as 45 with no problems. If you want a compromise of both traction and wear, run what's recommended on the tire.
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RE: Tire pressure
32psi is a general good pressure for most tires, it won't be too much for anything. That's only like if you don't really car or somehow the info's rubbed off your tires or something. Otherwise, in reality, go with the pressure that's written there on the side. Mine are actually rated at 51psi.
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