TBH I typically inflate to sidewall or close, but it really depends on the car. My old car said 35, so I would put 30. My current car says 25, but if I put 25 it looks like I have a flat, it's just not enough. So I put 30 and I'm good. Tire blowouts due to overinflating are no joke though... I kinda wish there was a way to put the air hose on it without having to hold it, so I could initiate pressure form a distance.
I imagine the max they put on there is rather conservative though, and takes actual driving into account, probably not going to blow just sitting there.
Why was Fleabag banned?
I check my tires once a month throughout the year and adjust as needed. I guess you're a once a year kind of guy?I have to fill my tires about 5 psi over spec (32) during summer in my Chevy Cruze, or the low tire pressure warnings will go off during winter.
I check my tires once a month throughout the year and adjust as needed. I guess you're a once a year kind of guy?
Wassamater here is everybody smarter than the engineers that designed the cars and tires?
OP isn't humanity; he's S P A C E M A N.how did this topic even get revived? *weeps for humanity*
TBH I typically inflate to sidewall or close, but it really depends on the car. My old car said 35, so I would put 30. My current car says 25, but if I put 25 it looks like I have a flat, it's just not enough. So I put 30 and I'm good. Tire blowouts due to overinflating are no joke though... I kinda wish there was a way to put the air hose on it without having to hold it, so I could initiate pressure form a distance.
I imagine the max they put on there is rather conservative though, and takes actual driving into account, probably not going to blow just sitting there.
i tried inflating over the recommended amount this summer/fall and it helped MPGs a few percent
debating on whether or not to continue it in the winter though
i tried inflating over the recommended amount this summer/fall and it helped MPGs a few percent
debating on whether or not to continue it in the winter though
I just let my car tell me when they need air.I check my tires once a month throughout the year and adjust as needed. I guess you're a once a year kind of guy?
I just let my car tell me when they need air.
what kind of car has 25 pound? maybe a bike? i inflate to close to limit, if you do less you will get better ride less bumps, more air will give you better gas mileage. If you inflate with nitrogen it holds better in all temp but ive never personally used nitrogen in my tires ;PTBH I typically inflate to sidewall or close, but it really depends on the car. My old car said 35, so I would put 30. My current car says 25, but if I put 25 it looks like I have a flat, it's just not enough. So I put 30 and I'm good. Tire blowouts due to overinflating are no joke though... I kinda wish there was a way to put the air hose on it without having to hold it, so I could initiate pressure form a distance.
I imagine the max they put on there is rather conservative though, and takes actual driving into account, probably not going to blow just sitting there.
Don't get me started on TPMS. Fucking Honda Odyssey doesn't care if you cloned the ID of the RFID. Every time I swap sets I have to reset the TPMS. But no button to do so, have to go to tire shop to have them do it.
are you sure its not in your dash menU? i see it in mine. Yes dashmenu is lame and can only be accessed while not driving ;(
Not on the 2012. No option. No button.
No tpms button on left side of dash? my internet is limited but i see 2011 honda insite on youtube getting its sensor reset. surely there is a system of holding break turning knobs if no button.
I check my tires once a month throughout the year and adjust as needed. I guess you're a once a year kind of guy?
Old Miatas had 26 pounds.what kind of car has 25 pound? maybe a bike? i inflate to close to limit, if you do less you will get better ride less bumps, more air will give you better gas mileage. If you inflate with nitrogen it holds better in all temp but ive never personally used nitrogen in my tires ;P