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Old 10-21-2010, 11:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Tire pressure on SS?

Just bought an '06 SS and had some bead leak problems. When I checked for manufacturer's specs I found the label had been removed.

Does anyone know what the correct manufacturer's recommendation is for front and rear with the 17" 50's?
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it should say right on the tire. normaly 30-32lbs i think.....
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The pressure on the tire is from the tire manufacturer for the tire only and offers a MAXIMUM pressure. Used on different cars of various weights, the recommended car manufacturer's pressure changes from car to car.

The maximum pressure on these tires is 50 psi, which would be like riding on the rims.
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Dealers are really different in my town. One wouldn't give me the time of day (where I bought the car) and wanted the info. The other had a handy-dandy booklet on the counter with all makes / models, OEM tire specs and tire pressures.

Recommended Tire Pressure is 35 PSI
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Dealers are really different in my town. One wouldn't give me the time of day (where I bought the car) and wanted the info. The other had a handy-dandy booklet on the counter with all makes / models, OEM tire specs and tire pressures.

Recommended Tire Pressure is 35 PSI
09 ss is 33
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There is a sticker on the frame that has the tire information on it. Open the driver side door and its right there. I believe its 35, I leave mine at 32 cause I found with the pressure at 35psi the car bounces around with every bump you hit.
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33-35 psi would be fine until you could ask the gm dealer
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35-38psi will give better MPG, along with provide better cornering. More Life.

30-32psi will give better straight line traction. Less Life.

There is a lot more that goes into Tire Pressure, as well. Those are some basics though.
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