A6 2.7T Tire Pressure Recommendations
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My 2.7T S line came from the factory with the 17 inch wheels and all season radials but my dealer switched to the 18 inch wheels and Continental SportContact 2 235/40 ZR18 95Y tires at my request.
The metal plate with the recommended tire pressure on my car line doesn't provide information for the 18 inch wheel setup.
Can someone give me a sense of the recommended front and rear tire pressures for my configuration?
-- Rich
The metal plate with the recommended tire pressure on my car line doesn't provide information for the 18 inch wheel setup.
Can someone give me a sense of the recommended front and rear tire pressures for my configuration?
-- Rich
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Are you saying you disagree with PaulW's recommendation of 34-36? Sorry if I'm being dense, but your post seems a bit cryptic to me at the moment and I'm confused.
-- Rich
-- Rich
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That is waht's wrong with America that we don't care about average Joes. It doean't matter how many people died there but it wasn't until Tillmann dies that some of us start to care............huhhhhhh
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you go a bit lower to break in those tires and then increase to that later. Although in most factory recommandation is higher for M+S. Also different tires respond differently with pressure so you need to play around with it as well. But I'd keep at least 36 if not 38 all around
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"But there is in Pat Tillman's example, in his unexpected choice of duty to his country over the riches and other comforts of celebrity, and in his humility"