Tire pressure in 17" on 5ktq? TWO
SuffolkD at aol.com
SuffolkD at aol.com
Tue Jul 20 02:10:07 EDT 2004
Ti: Cloverleaf onramps? :-)))))))))))))))))))
RE: Audi Bulletin, I suspect the manufacturer is looking for pot hole damage
resistance with pressures in the mid 30's.
a 5Ktq is much lighter than the newer cars and may respond well to lower PSI,
like 30.........thinking out loud.
-Scott by BOSTON
> SuffolkD at aol.com writes:
> > OMG Ti: 38 PSI in a street tire?
> > Is that COLD or hot?
>
> Not completely cold, but not "track hot" either. Just normal street
> driven temps.
>
> The previous set of tires on my S4 biturbo (225/45-17 Pirelli P6000)
> was run at this pressure with no abnormal wear pattern at the time of
> replacement. My front left outside edge was slightly more worn than the
> rest of the tires, probably because I like to take clover-leaf style
> exit ramps at speed :).
>
> I have since switched to 18x8 Avus wheels and am running 235/40-18
> ContiSportContact 2, also running at 38psi all around.
>
> BTW, Audi states in a tech bulletin to keep these low profile high
> performance tires inflated to a relatively high pressure. I don't
> remember the exact PSI recommendation was, but I think it was in the
> upper 30s.
>
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