spare tire question
Depends on different things like weather, alignment, road conditions, ect... When I went to get mine aligned, the guy told me to keep the fronts at 50 PSI because I have a slight negative camber issue in the front... My tires are rated at 55 max PSI...
Heres a page which tells you a little bit about proper tire pressure...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...e.jsp?techid=1
Heres a page which tells you a little bit about proper tire pressure...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...e.jsp?techid=1
Last edited by Exempt; May 21, 2006 at 09:48 AM.
Originally Posted by Exempt
Depends on different things like weather, alignment, road conditions, ect... When I went to get mine aligned, the guy told me to keep the fronts at 50 PSI because I have a slight negative camber issue in the front... My tires are rated at 55 max PSI...
Normal tires should be inflated as per the manufacturer's sticker in the driver's door jamb. 32psi for most Honda vehicles. Too much more then that and you will increase the wear to the inside of the tread.
Originally Posted by Kai
32psi for most Honda vehicles. Too much more then that and you will increase the wear to the inside of the tread.
even with camber issues you still create tire wear anyway you look at it. it is kind of like saying.....make the car toed in ( / \ ) to even the wear for your negative camber. sure...in theory your tires would wear evenly but why sacrifice handling for even wear? cant have best of both worlds....either handling...or tire wear...pick one
i wanted to know the proper psi for the spare tire in the trunk nothing more or less thanks for the repsonses so far but it was dedicated to the spare.....for the "just in case i get a flat" situation



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