Tyre pressure
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Dr stein
Jacklim
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Tyre pressure
Hi guys,
I'm using falken 205/45/zr17 tyre.
But I don't know what is the pressure to pump.
Currently I pump all 4 tyre 35psi.
Should I pump more in the front and less in the back or vice versa?
Need recommendation . Thanks .
I'm using falken 205/45/zr17 tyre.
But I don't know what is the pressure to pump.
Currently I pump all 4 tyre 35psi.
Should I pump more in the front and less in the back or vice versa?
Need recommendation . Thanks .
Jacklim- Posts : 23
Join date : 2011-09-11
Re: Tyre pressure
i think its individual... how many pax frequently u have... like me ... usually 4 pax... f35 r 32.. but sgp road its usually 32 f 32 r cause u wont stay on road more than 30 mins none stop...so u need the grip to make the tyre warm up faster... just my opinion ... maybe our bros here... can share their exprience..
Dr stein- Posts : 237
Join date : 2011-10-02
Re: Tyre pressure
mine 205/45 17" fill up with 220 kPa = 32psi
also not sure whether it's correct pressure
perhaps Oyabun or others can provide the web link to check the correct pressure according to tyre profile?
thanks in advance
also not sure whether it's correct pressure
perhaps Oyabun or others can provide the web link to check the correct pressure according to tyre profile?
thanks in advance
sevenseaters- Posts : 933
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 47
Location : - HD -
Re: Tyre pressure
205/45 17" - 220~230 kPa = 32~35psi
205/50 16" - 220~230kPa = 32~35psi
205/50 16" - 220~230kPa = 32~35psi
JazzGD1- Posts : 894
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 58
Location : Singapore
Re: Tyre pressure
Freed_GB3 wrote:205/45 17" - 220~230 kPa = 32~35psi
205/50 16" - 220~230kPa = 32~35psi
Hi bro,
Shld I pump all 4 the same psi or front more back less???
Cheers
Jacklim- Posts : 23
Join date : 2011-09-11
Re: Tyre pressure
bro oyabun, kamsamidah, thank you for the info
At least i know the tyre pressure is within the correct margin
At least i know the tyre pressure is within the correct margin
sevenseaters- Posts : 933
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 47
Location : - HD -
Re: Tyre pressure
we are using the same size of all the tyres, so air pressure should be the same.
JazzGD1- Posts : 894
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 58
Location : Singapore
Re: Tyre pressure
How about 195/60R15 88 tyres?
Sorry - I am car-idiot. Know nothing much about mechanics of a car
Just exchange my Altis for a won-der-ful Freed (used).
Previous owner changed the rim.
So I can't follow the recommended tyre pressure at 220?
The first time I tried to pump, I noticed that tyre pressure was around 255.
In the end, I was actually "releasing" air to 240 (instead of pumping). Dunno right or wrong?
Any expert can advise how much pressure should I pump (if most of the time, the freed is carrying 2 adult and 2 child)?
Thanks!
Sorry - I am car-idiot. Know nothing much about mechanics of a car
Just exchange my Altis for a won-der-ful Freed (used).
Previous owner changed the rim.
So I can't follow the recommended tyre pressure at 220?
The first time I tried to pump, I noticed that tyre pressure was around 255.
In the end, I was actually "releasing" air to 240 (instead of pumping). Dunno right or wrong?
Any expert can advise how much pressure should I pump (if most of the time, the freed is carrying 2 adult and 2 child)?
Thanks!
chungmeng- Posts : 9
Join date : 2012-06-01
Re: Tyre pressure
To measure tyre pressure correctly, it should be cold. Wat i did is to pump pressure in the morning when the road is not hot. .......the further you go, the hotter it gets.....& air expand when hot....so measurement done after driving some distance will not be accurate.
Just my 5cents thought......
Just my 5cents thought......
hooray_fun- Posts : 497
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 48
Location : SengKang
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