do the chalk test.
juiceyv8
New Member
Blow them up until they are forced off the rims. Then put 10psi less in them next time.
Ha ha
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Blow them up until they are forced off the rims. Then put 10psi less in them next time.
Snigger
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
Tyre pressures are related to the corner weight of the vehicle, in most cases going to 5 psi under the sidewall max will be massively over-inflating the tyre to the point of distorting the tyre footprint.
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
I'm doing something wrong then lol
Not had any tyre problems as of yet
Done the same to all my cars ! Oops
So what pressure should my 20" tyres be at ? Lol
2.0_hippo
Well-Known Member
Try this... http://www.tyre-pressures.com/
blow them up to a nominal value,
rub a line of chalk across the tyre,
drive a couple of hundred yards in the dry,
look at chalk mark,
if centre of chalk mark is worn off, decrease pressure,
if outside of chalk mark is worn off, increase pressure,
repeat until all of chalk is worn off uniformly,
tyre pressure is ideal for you motor, loaded as per test.
sas1810
New Member
tried it Hippo, for mine it said i should have 16's LOL
no option for changing the sizes
