What tire pressure should I run?

[California98Civic]

Just recently reinflated my tires to 55+ psi (cold). Been doing that since 2010 or 2011. My tired run and run. No blowouts. I rotate tires pretty occasionally. Wear is fairly even. Just my experience.

[California98Civic]

Garage 54 gets the last word:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2FSi3REAKe4

[EcoCivic]

Originally Posted by California98Civic

Garage 54 gets the last word:

Lol yeah I saw that

[jakobnev]

220 PSI

In Soviet Russia tire destroys pot hole.

[Prophecy99]

i used to ride on 52-54 psi, but on my set up (spacers, low profiles , upgraded side wall tire size) i started getting way to extra wear in the center of the tires and none on the outside.

so just make sure you are watching you wear closely if you have anything from stock set ups.

i am running low 30s now to compensate for the bad wear I was getting, economy...no not really, but you could look at going through tires quicker as a waste of money too and at the end of the day it is economy to save your tires and get better conistent tread wear.... blah blah....

kinda off topic, but ultimately just watch your wear when messing with tire PSI

i didn't notice too much MPG from going to low 50s by the way, and it was pretty stiff and rough.

not worth it to me, id rather coast and have better driving practices for MPG, and aerodynamics

[ptjones]

Originally Posted by Prophecy99

i used to ride on 52-54 psi, but on my set up (spacers, low profiles , upgraded side wall tire size) i started getting way to extra wear in the center of the tires and none on the outside.

so just make sure you are watching you wear closely if you have anything from stock set ups.

i am running low 30s now to compensate for the bad wear I was getting, economy...no not really, but you could look at going through tires quicker as a waste of money too and at the end of the day it is economy to save your tires and get better conistent tread wear.... blah blah....

kinda off topic, but ultimately just watch your wear when messing with tire PSI

i didn't notice too much MPG from going to low 50s by the way, and it was pretty stiff and rough.

not worth it to me, id rather coast and have better driving practices for MPG, and aerodynamics

I use the highest tire pressure I can and still get even tire wear. With Michelin Energy Savers I'm using 50 psi on 225/50-17 on my FORD CMAX

Paul