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correct tyre pressure
I have a 99 986 but it has the 993 turbo wheels on with pirelli p zero rossos. The fronts are 235/35 19" and the rears are 275/30 19". Can anyone tell me the correct pressure for these tyres please?
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Look in the owner's manual (RTFM...I always wanted to say that :p). Start at 29 F/36R, that's what Porsche recommends for OEM tires/wheels (I run 30F/34R).
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I run 30/36 on 19's. When you drive for about 15 minutes PSI increases about 2-3 lbs all around.
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Agree - start with 29F/36R and then adjust to suit your taste.
I run 30psi all around. But that's me and my specific tires. Your mileage will vary. |
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Thanks for the info guys. Ill go with 29 f and 36 r and see how it goes. At the moment i was keeping them 28 all around but i. Sure it needs to be more than that
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I've been meaning to ask the same question. I'm running oem sizes on 18" wheels and my indi put all four corners at about 30psi after a recent tire change. Car handled great like this. Then I tried upping the rears to about 35psi and it didn't take long before a little stomp on the throttle broke rear traction for a split second getting on an on-ramp. I'm thinking about dropping back to 30 all the way around. Anyone else running lower then stock pressure out back?
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I run 34 rear. Maybe you hit an oily spot.
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