I use to run 45psi on the front and rear of my BA XR8 ute, but would loose the ass end on gear changes and around corners too easily. So now I run 45 on the front and 38 on the rears. Seems okay. For some reason the dealer put 50psi on front and rears when I first took delivery!! Oh..and mine are the 17s
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wow, 36 front, and 36 back with nitrogen in my BA XR8 sedan (17"). I have run these pressures for 10 months, and the tyres are wearing perfectly, no sign of over or under inflation wear. Actually surprised considering they are also Dunlops
wow, 36 front, and 36 back with nitrogen in my BA XR8 sedan (17"). I have run these pressures for 10 months, and the tyres are wearing perfectly, no sign of over or under inflation wear. Actually surprised considering they are also Dunlops
THERE SP 3000 Dunlop’s and I am I real fan of these tyres there Australian made and you well get plenty of klm's out of them i just got a set of 19's and now I realize how good of grip and wear the sp 3000's are, last Friday at Calder Big Mick launched his XR6 T off the line with these tyres ran 12.5 @ 113 MPH..NO WHEEL SPIN...<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
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