allroad-2.7T

Hey guys,
What should I be running for tire pressure on my 02 Allroad? I'm just daily driving so I don't need it soft for better traction. Does anyone have OEM specs? Thanks.

Mike

Casablanca Avant

OEM specs should be on a sticker on the inside of the gas filler flap.

xtreetoes

I use 33 all around and had good success..

Plasticar

The sticker is on the door frame of rear passenger. For speeds over 100mph, it says lightly loaded should be 32/32 and highly loaded max pressure of 39/42. I typically like my pressures on the higher side, so I think 32/32 is a bit squishy. Higher pressures will also help fuel mileage slightly. These things can use all the help they can get in that department. The allroad is a heavy car, so I would lean higher rather than less.

Asgor

I keep the Contis on my '04 around 38-39psi, which I feel provides a good combination of tire stiffness and ride comfort.

Keep in mind, however, that tire pressure is dictated (within the boundaries of OEM suggested pressure range) as much by personal preference as it is by tire brand and construction.

2002ar

With the 51 max-psi Ziex 512s, 40 psi wasn't enough for proper tire wear. So, it depends on the tire-wheel combination. As well as your preferances & driving habits.

girlroad

I think my Kumho's ride better around 41, as Ex-Pz recommended (all the same psi around, my old ran better with the Euro spec pressures)....I really don't like the Kumho's anyways as they are either too squishy if underfilled or too hard if I put more air in, so I really agree that within tolerances it is a road/ride/tire/preference thing.

Studly_1

40-42 all around works for me. I like the Kumhos. More betta than Falken or Goodyear.

uber_ar

varies on tire and conditions but for the Pilot AS 41f / 39r and I'm getting 35k+ a set

girlroad

all around...almost tracked this thing just to wear out the tires, but was worried that my allowance wouldn't cover new ones