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If the tires on your car say 44 psi max, what should you fill them to? 44 psi? or 35 psi?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 995524:MV8xMDk0MDY2XzE3NDUwNzU4X0IzRUIxQjVC] OP, the best way to know what pressure you need. First fill to pressure recommended in manual. This should get you close unless you put custom tires. Next get some chalk and draw a line accross one front and back tire. Then drive a few block, with little to no turns. Pull over and check lines. You want to see even wear across entire width of tire. If middle is lighter then outside, too much air. If outside is lighter then middle, need more air. Once you have a nice even wear from you chalk line, pressure test your tires. ie, see what pressure you have, and make a note. From this time on, you will always know EXACTLY what pressures to keep your tires. Note, the pressure for rear and front, as they WILL be different. Always have both pairs the same pressure. Always repressurize tires when rotated. Have fun. [/quote]
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If the tires on your car say 44 psi max, what should you fill them to? 44 psi? or 35 psi?
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