Tire squeel?
09-19-2004, 08:20 PM
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No, because you will have less rubber on the road,
and with less of a footprint you will lose traction.
You'll also wear your rubber out faster by raising the PSI.
Tire squeal means you are taking a corner to fast,and is losing traction.
or you need new tires.
the only thing you can really do to correct the issue is by adjusting your camber. ...but pre-mature tire wear will result .
and with less of a footprint you will lose traction.
You'll also wear your rubber out faster by raising the PSI.
Tire squeal means you are taking a corner to fast,and is losing traction.
or you need new tires.
the only thing you can really do to correct the issue is by adjusting your camber. ...but pre-mature tire wear will result .
09-21-2004, 09:53 PM
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Re: Tire squeel?
I dunno of any street tires that should be @ 25 PSI.. Check the sidewall for proper inflation.. Should be 36-44 PSI.. Get em filled ASAP before it damages the tire..!!
09-21-2004, 11:21 PM
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mine squeel when i take a 90 degree turn at 30mph smile.gif
Usually sqeeling means that you need new tires, but I dunno what's wrong with your new ones.... inflate them a lil see whats up smile.gif
Usually sqeeling means that you need new tires, but I dunno what's wrong with your new ones.... inflate them a lil see whats up smile.gif
09-22-2004, 02:52 AM
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its kinda weird, i filled up mine yesterday, and i was around 10-25 psi off off what i was supposed to be at (44psi) anyway after i filled em up to the norn, i noticed alot better reponse, no squealing, although i do have racing tires that stick to the ground like glue lol.gif
09-22-2004, 06:23 PM
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They have tire inflation recommendations for a reason ^^ lol.gif Dont drop your tire pressure to get better traction @ "the races" lol.gif I know its easy to drop pressure.. I noticed a bit of sag in my tires the other day, checked the pressure and it was at 30-32 PSI, down from 44 PSI 2 months ago.. After seeing the drop, I think im going to check them every few weeks now..
09-22-2004, 06:31 PM
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Umm, ... 44 PSI is the MAX limit under LOAD.
I asked a profesional wheel & Tire guy (who owns his own shop for 20 years)
and he said for 205/40 profile tires, you should keep them at 30 - 32 PSI.
you are over inflating your tires my friend wink1.gif
Also I remember seeing on Webtech (tried looking again but could'nt find it)
it said for 215/40/17 tires to keep them at 30 PSI front, 32 PSI rear.
*Dont inflate your tires to the maximum PSI!
I'd like to see documented proof of what P.S.I, low profile tires should be at.
I asked a profesional wheel & Tire guy (who owns his own shop for 20 years)
and he said for 205/40 profile tires, you should keep them at 30 - 32 PSI.
you are over inflating your tires my friend wink1.gif
Also I remember seeing on Webtech (tried looking again but could'nt find it)
it said for 215/40/17 tires to keep them at 30 PSI front, 32 PSI rear.
*Dont inflate your tires to the maximum PSI!
I'd like to see documented proof of what P.S.I, low profile tires should be at.