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06-26-2000, 11:59 AM
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I just switched my 16" Lorinzers with 205/50
to 17" with Pirelli 7000 225/45 tires. What is the new pressure ? I belive before it was recomended 28 psi for front and 33 for the rear. Thnx for help Dmitry 90' 300CE 
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06-27-2000, 08:39 AM
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stick with the recommended tire pressures because even though you changed to 17" wheels the air in the tires still has to support the same vehicle. The only reason to change tire pressure is for either performance or ride comfort.
Thanks, Luke ------------------ Luke Pavlick Performance Specialist (ASE Certified Master Tech) Please, call me to place orders (800-428-8355 ext. 362) or mention my name for on-line orders (click banner at top of the page to visit Tire Rack web site)
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