[scooba0010]

I am sure its on here some where but what pressure should i run in a E92 on 19" 225 alloys with Bridgstone rft.

I only drive my wifes car on the odd journey the ride is awful .

She drives it on her own and is 10 stone ,I see on the door it gives different pressure for different people ie 2 or 4 .


TIA

[Jeff123]

I just run mine towards the lower end of the range. Most of the time it's just me in the car. I know that it's down to personal preference, but how often do people run a fully laden car - people and luggage.

I would start at the lower end of the range and change the pressures depending upon how it feels.

[DavS1]

Something I needed to ask also.

I have read on here some people reccomend running them at a slightly higher pressure than BMW state for the Bridgestone RFT's which apparently helps or stops the wear people complain about.

[BIGTIME]

I have exactly the same wheels and was told to run at higher pressures. Mine are 38 at the front and 44 at the rear when cold.

[zltm089]

wow!....44 at the rear is a tiny bit too much....

I've got 18 inch wheels....and currently run 36 front and 38 rear....

tried a few combinations...

I think for 19 inch wheels, 38 for the front and 40 for the rears....

[RichJ]

0.2 bar above recommended pressures. I run mine at 2.6 bar front and 3bar rear. Certainly helped prevent early inner tyre wear. Currently on 20k miles on rears. time for a change soon to non rfts!!

[Dr G13]

I run my 19" rft's 38 at front and 40 at rear, so far so good.

[E92BSM10]

I always do mine 33 front 35 back thats what the man at BMW said was the best pressure I think he lied

[m1bjr]

LOL.

Probbaly the best values for generating tyre sales and KDS jobs maybe