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Correct Tyre Pressure!!! WHAT IS IT???
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28 Apr 2012 13:59 - 28 Apr 2012 14:39 #38777
by Samoan Sierra
Correct Tyre Pressure!!! WHAT IS IT??? was created by Samoan Sierra
:woohoo: PLEASE HELP!!! :woohoo:
I have had the stock standard 205/70/15's on my Jimny since i first bought it and have noticed the tyre plate to keep the pressure at 23-28... I notcied this to be very low and handled odd so i kept all my tyres at 30psi with no trouble.
The problem i have now is i have now put 215/75/15r Wide Conquerer Nankangs on it (amazing btw for cheaper tyres) and find at the set psi of 28 even 30 is just making the tyre sag soo much... is this pressure correct? Can anybody fill me in on what they have tried/what works well for them... I mainly use it for city and highway driving with the odd offroad fun
So ultimately the big question is and im sure a lot of others out there are wondering as 215/75/15r is a common upgrade:
WHAT PRESSURE SHOULD I KEEP WITH THE UPGRADED TYRES?
Around Town/Highway?
Sand?
4WD?
ALSO WHAT IS BEST FOR WEAR AND FUEL ECO?
I have a 2009 Suzuki Sierra Jimny
2"inch lift
215/75/15r Nankang Wide Conquerers (Original Alloy upgarded rims)
If any of that helps
I have had the stock standard 205/70/15's on my Jimny since i first bought it and have noticed the tyre plate to keep the pressure at 23-28... I notcied this to be very low and handled odd so i kept all my tyres at 30psi with no trouble.
The problem i have now is i have now put 215/75/15r Wide Conquerer Nankangs on it (amazing btw for cheaper tyres) and find at the set psi of 28 even 30 is just making the tyre sag soo much... is this pressure correct? Can anybody fill me in on what they have tried/what works well for them... I mainly use it for city and highway driving with the odd offroad fun
So ultimately the big question is and im sure a lot of others out there are wondering as 215/75/15r is a common upgrade:
WHAT PRESSURE SHOULD I KEEP WITH THE UPGRADED TYRES?
Around Town/Highway?
Sand?
4WD?
ALSO WHAT IS BEST FOR WEAR AND FUEL ECO?
I have a 2009 Suzuki Sierra Jimny
2"inch lift
215/75/15r Nankang Wide Conquerers (Original Alloy upgarded rims)
If any of that helps
Last edit: 28 Apr 2012 14:39 by Samoan Sierra.
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