G gittyup Diamond Member Nov 7, 2000 5,036 0 0 May 15, 2001 #1 When you set the tire pressure on your tires to specs, should that be done when the tires are cold or hot? Anyone know?
When you set the tire pressure on your tires to specs, should that be done when the tires are cold or hot? Anyone know?
jonnyGURU Moderator <BR> Power Supplies Moderator Oct 30, 1999 11,815 104 106 May 15, 2001 #2 Go by the door's recommendation (not the tire's max) and do it cold. Tire max is typically greater than car recommended and tire pressure increased when hot.
Go by the door's recommendation (not the tire's max) and do it cold. Tire max is typically greater than car recommended and tire pressure increased when hot.
GasX Lifer Feb 8, 2001 29,033 6 81 May 15, 2001 #4 keep you pressure on the low side for traction and on the high side for performance and in the middle for gas mileage. When test driving a car always test the tire pressure to see if the owner jacked it up to make the car handle better.
keep you pressure on the low side for traction and on the high side for performance and in the middle for gas mileage. When test driving a car always test the tire pressure to see if the owner jacked it up to make the car handle better.