funcrusher

That is the best in terms of comfort and mpg? Anyone experimented around? I have mine at 35 with that nitrous air right now and it feels way to tight and stiff of a ride..

Oro

It's going to depend a fair bit on tires and your local roads.

With A/S Touring tires and good local roads (no harsh winters here), 36 is the sweet spot on ours for ride/handling/mileage.

funcrusher

That seems way to high Oro lol. I was thinking maybe 32.

No harsh winters here...

Oro

Yeah, it's just a personal thing and what you value. And how the tire behaves. 32 would be on the "comfort" end of the ride/mpg/handling matrix for my tires and usage. Comfort's a lot less important to me than handling and mpg so I pretty much disregard it. So much so that just yesterday, I ordered some KYB to replace the perfectly good but too-soft shocks in my SUV.

yeskay

32 psi (full load) as indicated on the owner's manual and on the door panel

80es300

Are all talking about cold tire pressure or when tires are hot?
My costco tire centre does +4 when the tires are warm and so 32 cold and 36 hot (recommended).
If you are doing 36 cold, that is 40 when hot and so might be little high.

funcrusher

Cold like in the morning when the cars been parked overnight. 32 does sound like the sweet spot...

DRACO A5OG

I go 34 per America's Tire recommendation, yeah I know a little self serving on their part but so far tire wear has been pretty good and decent handling.