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w210 E300 tire pressure?
What tire pressure are you guys running? mileage vs comfort?
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I have low profile 18S and run 45 to 50PSI.
On stock 16s, I think it's 32 rear 30 front. It says it on the inside of the fuel door. Follow the pressure of the fuel door for best comfort and MPG.
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Only diesels in this driveway. 2005 E320 CDI 243k Black/Black 2008 Chevy 3500HD Duramax 340k 2004 Chevy 2500HD Duramax 220k |
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i usually run 35 on everything. I rarely go off the sticker as i'm not running factory tires. But lately i guess the guage on my air chuck failed recently. Thought i was running 35psi but was running 43 when i checked it against 2 other guages wihich explains my recent harsh ride and rediculous mileage.
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35 psi all the way around.
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34/35 front and 35/36 rear on stock 16 inch wheels, I originally used 32 all round but found if I lost a few psi over time the car acted very loose and drove as if suspension was shot.
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If running the factory spec pressure with factory wheels and tire size, do you guys run the normal pressure or max load pressure? I believe normal is something like 27 front 28 rear, and max 28 front 32 rear, but don't quote me on that. I have got back and forth and I believe I usually end up running the max load pressure thinking mileage will be better.
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Look at fuel cap door, it says to add (IIRC) 4 psi if you plan on running 100+ mph.
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