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09-23-1999, 06:18 PM
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Hello all...
can anyone give me the best C36 tire pressure for NY/NJ winters? summers? right now i got it at 34 lbs all around. 225/45/17 ZR in the front 245/40/17 ZR in the rear thanks all!! whan 
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09-24-1999, 06:12 PM
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Whan,
Keep running the recommended pressures. Just keep an eye on them changing on you as a result of temperature. When it gets colder you will "lose" some pressure. When it gets hotter/warmer you will "gain" some pressure. Adjust tires accordingly. Hope this helps...Lee
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09-25-1999, 05:51 PM
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hi lee..thanks for the advice..
i havent had too much time to read over the owners manual (spending too much time driving  )i guess i'll find the tire pressure info in there.. take care... whan
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09-26-1999, 03:53 AM
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Whan,
For tire pressure just look under the fuel-filler door. You should find the recommended pressures on a sticker under there. Hope this helps...Lee
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