Hello
Can someone tell me the correct tyre pressure for 205/40-17 tyres
thanks
col
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I run about 40 PSI. I'm sure this sounds high to some of you but having just completed a advanced defensive driving course that was their recommendation. Ride will be a little rougher but handling is much better as too is tyre wear. The Manufacturers recommendation is always a compromise between ride and handling. I'll go for handling any day with the wallies out there on the roads.
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I run about 40 PSI. I'm sure this sounds high to some of you but having just completed a advanced defensive driving course that was their recommendation. Ride will be a little rougher but handling is much better as too is tyre wear. The Manufacturers recommendation is always a compromise between ride and handling. I'll go for handling any day with the wallies out there on the roads.
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Frosty,
Who ran the defensive driving course you did? And was the recommendation of 40 PSI specific for the tyres on your CC?
The reason I ask is when I did a similar course (in a Ford Telstar TX5), they said small, medium, and large cars should have about 32, 34 and 36 PSI respectively. This seems a bit of a difference from two fairly reliable sources. Perhaps related to the CC's low profile tyres?
Who ran the defensive driving course you did? And was the recommendation of 40 PSI specific for the tyres on your CC?
The reason I ask is when I did a similar course (in a Ford Telstar TX5), they said small, medium, and large cars should have about 32, 34 and 36 PSI respectively. This seems a bit of a difference from two fairly reliable sources. Perhaps related to the CC's low profile tyres?
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Frosty,
I have driven and currently "a test driver" for my boss
, Merc E430 and HSV ClubSport both with 18s, the tyres pressure of both car are always 36PSI, I have try 38s & 40s, its a very rough / bouncy ride.
I still think if you are running 17s, pressure should be 34-35PSI.
MATT: I'm a currently onwer of a FORD Telstra TX5 (for only 3 more weeks), very cool car to drive.
I have driven and currently "a test driver" for my boss
I still think if you are running 17s, pressure should be 34-35PSI.
MATT: I'm a currently onwer of a FORD Telstra TX5 (for only 3 more weeks), very cool car to drive.
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