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Originally Posted by DieselCruze
Another question came to mind while comparing the available specs on these three tires: The Goodyear states a max psi of 51, while the Michelins and Bridgestones list a max psi of 44. I like to run 40-41 psi in my current Goodyears and I'm wondering if having a lower max psi might make it a bit dodgy to run that high? Is the lower psi limit a negative? Or does it really not make a difference what the limit is, as long as I'm under it. Just wondering if that is something I should factor into my decision.
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I wouldn't worry about the difference between 44 and 51 PSI. Either will do fine at 40 psi. (I run 40 - 45 PSI (cold) in my FWD vehicles with 5 PSI more in the rear)
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Originally Posted by Phase
Thank goodness my ecopias were only 350-400 bucks from Costco for a full set. Only bad reviews I’ve seen is the tread wears faster than Michelins
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Prices went up a lot last year. For reference I paid $671.80 for the Michelin Pilot Sports with the same $150 discount. (Which is the most I've ever paid for a set of 4 tires)
