Reply to "To Those Running Mich Pilot Sports..."

cybomanMember

Coz,

I knew 44 psi was too much, but I went for a quick blast anyway to see how it felt. I dropped the pressure down to 32 psi, but I haven't had a chance to take it for a ride yet as the rain rolled in and will be here all week.

I remember the post you wrote about your tires wearing in the center due to over-inflation, that's why I started this post. I want to see how others have faired with various tire pressures.

RRS,

I believe the max tire pressure on the Pilot Sport is 51 psi.

I appreciate everyones input. I definitely don't want to be buying another set of these tires anytime soon due to improper inflation!

Michael

5/23/059:11 AM

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