tyre pressure for 19"'s

[350zblack]

ive done a search both on here and the web and not found much.

im running 225/35/19 fronts and 265/30/19 rears and would just like to know the ideal pressure for front and rear?

i checked them yesterday and the fronts were 36psi, rears were 40psi

thanks

[sasha@lazytrips]

ive done a search both on here and the web and not found much.

im running 225/35/19 fronts and 265/30/19 rears and would just like to know the ideal pressure for front and rear?

i checked them yesterday and the fronts were 36psi, rears were 40psi

thanks

 

I believe both should be on 35-36 psi when cold, but I usually put mine on 40 as the tyres are warm whenever I get round to checking it.

[350zblack]

forgot to mention i checked them when they were cold,

35/36psi sound about right then for these sizes?

[Beavis]

Should be 35 but because i am running Toyo's i generally go for 37 just to stiffen up the sidewall a bit.

[Husky]

had mine at 33/34 and put them up to 35/36 recently, felt completely different, much smoother and better turning response

 

 

 

295 R / 265 F

[Ekona]

Tyre pressure isn't dictated by wheel size, it's done by what tyre you're running. Hard sidewalls need less pressure, soft sidewalls need more.

 

What tyres are you running?

[350zblack]

Tyre pressure isn't dictated by wheel size, it's done by what tyre you're running. Hard sidewalls need less pressure, soft sidewalls need more.

 

What tyres are you running?

falken fk452's

[Husky]

Tyre pressure isn't dictated by wheel size, it's done by what tyre you're running. Hard sidewalls need less pressure, soft sidewalls need more.

 

What tyres are you running?

agreed, i have been having a play around until i was happy, quite happy with what i've got now on the vredestines

[Ekona]

falken fk452's

Start with +2psi on stock, but expect to run about +4psi to get rid of the slop.

[350zblack]

falken fk452's

Start with +2psi on stock, but expect to run about +4psi to get rid of the slop.

thanks, stock being 35psi both front and rear?

[Ekona]

Correct. Don't just go with what other people tell you though: If you feel, for example, that a 36F and 38R mix works well for your driving then go with that. Nothing wrong with having the pressures higher at the fronts if you want a little more understeer too, just have a play and stick with whatever you feel is comfortable.

[350zblack]

Correct. Don't just go with what other people tell you though: If you feel, for example, that a 36F and 38R mix works well for your driving then go with that. Nothing wrong with having the pressures higher at the fronts if you want a little more understeer too, just have a play and stick with whatever you feel is comfortable.

yes i just needed a base to start at then i will adjust to suit.

thanks