Tire pressures

Asmedbeats · 02-24-2024, 04:18 PM

I have a G80 Xdrive. Recommended tire pressures for under 100mph is 32/35. Recently changed out front tires with increased wear inner and outer edge which makes me wonder if I should have higher pressures.

I live in Texas where cruising on the highway at 85-90 is common. I do about 15k a year with mostly highway miles. Considering there are pressures for over 100 anyone run pressures in between 32/35 and 36/41?

G80indy · 02-24-2024, 05:37 PM

35/38 for summer, measure cold in garage
Lots of roundabouts here in Carmel IN

Endless619 · 02-25-2024, 02:02 PM

I am running 38/38 and sometimes 40/40 because it gets cold around here and you expect to lose some psi.

But that’s aftermarket wheels and tires. Not OEM/stock sizes.

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G80indy Save the Manuals 1714 Rep 2,937 Posts Drives: Z3, E46, G80 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Indy iTrader: (0)	35/38 for summer, measure cold in garage Lots of roundabouts here in Carmel IN __________________ 2023 G80 6MT, CCBs 2002 330i Dinan, 5MT 2000 Z3 Conforti, 5MT
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