New Nitto's ??? I finally got my first set of Nitto's on my car 245/50/16 and was wondering what the reccomended pressure for running on the street was. The guy installing them had them at 40 psi and they looked and drove funny so I let them down to about 25-26 Psi after doing a quick search here. Just wondering if that's the proper pressure for daily driving on them. Thanks. |
I always drove with them right around where you have it now.... 24-26psi. At the track I took em down to 20psi and had great success with them. |
I second that!! 24-26 psi is perfect in order to hook well. I had mine installed with 40 psi and was all over the road. Dropped the pressure to 26 psi. Excellent!!! |
Originally Posted by MetallicBluews6 I second that!! 24-26 psi is perfect in order to hook well. I had mine installed with 40 psi and was all over the road. Dropped the pressure to 26 psi. Excellent!!! that didn't work LOL |
they alwasy put them at 40 psi. I dont know why. I keep my 315's at around 25 on the street. Seems to work perfect. |
i kept my first set of Michelin Pilot Sport A/S's at 30 psi and they wore out in the center in 15k miles. that sucked cause those damn things were expensive!!!! i bought GY's and kept em at 24-26 and they did perfect, so i agree with the other guys on this one |
Mine were SUPPOSED to be at 20 psi. They hook great for what they are on the streets. I checked my preasure the other day and my rears are both at 15 psi :jest: Amazing though, my 15 psi drag radials handle better on pavement and rain than my old Kuhmo Ecsta Supra tires did at standard psi. Go figure :eyes: |
Yup, 25psi on the street and 17-20psi at the track depending on conditions. |
26 - 28 on the street. Better wear pattern at 26, handling feels better at 28. |
18 on the street here |
26psi in my 315 Nittos on the street and 18psi at the track. |
22 Psi on the street (lower if I know I am going to play :devil: ) 15 Psi at the track :D |
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