Pilot Super Sport tire pressure?

bryguycbr · 06-20-2012, 09:18 PM

Just had'em installed on a 2008 335i coupe they are non run-flat. Not sure on what pressure. My original were RFT with 32 front and 35 rear. NTB had the new ones set at 39 front and 35 rear? Doesn't seem right to me. Any ideas!!!!

bryguycbr · 06-20-2012, 11:34 PM

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Just had'em installed on a 2008 335i coupe they are non run-flat. Not sure on what pressure. My original were RFT with 32 front and 35 rear. NTB had the new ones set at 39 front and 35 rear? Doesn't seem right to me. Any ideas!!!!

These tires are a better ride than the OE RFT. I have lost a bit of the sharp turning like the RFT had, but I was getting tired of feeling every expanstion crack on the Dallas area concrete roads. I will never use run flat tires again. If I was driving in an area that had asphalt roads and lots of curves I probably would of used a Michelin RFT and driven the car hard.

I decided 32 F and 35 R

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