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08-12-2006, 08:32 PM | #1 |
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what should your tire pressure be?
I just recently got a 330i sport package with run flats. I was wondering how often to check the pressure and what to keep it at. Thanks
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I find that the E-90 runs better with about 5 more lbs of air per tire than the recommended fill. Maybe I'm just imaging this, and I wonder what other members have experienced.
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It depends on your typical passenger/cargo load, the speed rating of your tires, and the speeds you drive. Look on p192 of your manual. 32F/36R is how I roll (<100mph Potenza OEM RFTs).
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i found that my goodyear eagle F1's GS-D3 run best at around 30 front 32ish rear. any higher and the ride gets very hard and you loost some traction.
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08-15-2006, 04:11 PM | #8 |
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My dealer said they have been experiencing some wear problems with the run flats and are recommending higher pressures. I had the tires rotated at 5000 miles and they set my pressures at 36 front/40 rear. My dealer also recommends rotation at 5000.
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I do 35f/38r, which is the middle of three recommended settings for this car.
The lowest is for maximum comfort and speeds at or below 100mph (32f/36r). This setting gives the best ride, but the steering tramlines a bit. The middle is for all speeds with normal loads. The highest is for all speeds with heavy load (38r/45r). I've not tried this setting.
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