Reply to "Tire PSI"

72red (Guest)

50 sounds ridiculously high, I would certainly get some more info before running at that pressure. I expect you would be running on the center of the tire at that pressure, I am also assuming that is your hot pressure which still would be too high in my book. Of course every tire is different. Looking around the web I saw many people looking for 35-38 psi hot which might be 32-35 cold - might be too soft for your comfort but should give maximum grip without the tire getting greasy. Call someone at Michelin 1-866-866-6605 - they should have some good info.

4/26/086:57 PM

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