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Tyre Pressures For Streched Tyres


Jman

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  • The Cleaning Dudes Ute
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Hi guys.

I've got the following specs on my ute.

Fronts: 19x8.5 with 225/30/19 Marangoni's

Rears: 19x10.5 with 265/30/19 Marangoni's

Just curious as to what tyre pressure specifically "streched" tyres need?

- I was under the impression they would need more than normal to keep them on the rim

So far I've been running around with about 37psi all round and it seems ok.

Tried 40psi tonight and it was WAYYY too stiff.

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VERY NICE :) ive got a 225/8.5" and 245/9.5" (soon to be 235) combo, and I run about 40psi.

so 35 to 40psi a good range to be in for them :)

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  • The Cleaning Dudes Ute
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The tyres came with the rims as a package.

Besides the marangonis are the best tyres I've ever used on my car.

Once I've chewed through these tyres my next set of fronts will be 245

Problem is my rears are a +42 offset, so theres bugger all clearance on the inside. So for the time being I have to run skinny tyres on the back.

When I get around to it I'm going to get Axis to send me out +30, maybe +20 rears

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Still can't beleive these didn't fit on my car Jman! D'Oh!

Your pressures are ok mate, the side walls will hold the tyres on.

When you get to a certain power there is no such thing as grip anyway mate - at least not in the first 3 gears! :spoton:

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