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Fabulousity posted:Also your recommended tire pressure is not on the tire itself, it's defined by the car. The tire will usually have a "maximum load at PSI x" molded into the sidewall. This is NOT the pressure to use, instead you need to the use the pressure indicated by the placard in your vehicle's door flange, or A/B pillar. this is one of my biggest pet peeves. I always see idiots on facebook complaining about how the dealership can't even set their tire pressure to the correct 50psi they see on their sidewalls.
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BlackMK4 posted:The door jamb tire pressure is for the OE tires, not that I am saying that they are right about the sidewall pressure Yes i might have worded it poorly, I meant they think the sidewall is the correct pressure when it isn't and complain about the dealerships setting pressure "low" at only 36psi or whatever.
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