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| EJP914 |
 Jan 19 2013, 08:49 AM
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I put new 195/60x15 tires on 5 1/2" Fuchs to replace the original Michelin 165 x15's.
Do I run the same tire preessure as before; 30lbs rear and 27lbs front? I have this amount of air in the tires now but they look "flat". Since the tire size has increased, does the amount air have to increase too??? What inflation pressure do most of you use? Thanks for the help. |
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