I drive a LT4 2014 Chevy Cruze. I've inflated my tires to 38 psi in the cold weather, but the recommended pressure is 35psi. Shall I let some air out or it's ok to keep the way it is? Will pressure drop as time goes by? Will 38psi be ok even on the highway?
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I couldn't stand the FR710 at anything above 38. When it got above 40, I could feel it.
I'm actually thinking of knocking my new tires down to the recommended 35 as they do ride harsher than the Firestones in freezing temps.
I can easily feel a 5 PSI difference on the Bridgestones on the GFs car as well - it handles like crap at 29, handles well and rides rough at the recommended 35.
I'm actually thinking of knocking my new tires down to the recommended 35 as they do ride harsher than the Firestones in freezing temps.
I can easily feel a 5 PSI difference on the Bridgestones on the GFs car as well - it handles like crap at 29, handles well and rides rough at the recommended 35.
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Mine are within 1-2 PSI of gauge and air pump readings - close enough for me. They do take some time to update after first turning on the key, though.
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