The T.I.B.
is rarely serious
Anyone recommend tyre pressures for my 15" 205's over the winter? I've been using 32 psi which seems to deflate to 29 fairly quickly then stay there 
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Tyres
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bidderman1969
detailer
you can get them filled with another gas that keeps them at the right pressure, cant remember which gas tho..........
tracklogic
Membre
is it not nitrogen?
bbracer16valver
Active Member
29 - 30 would keep me happy but you got ballons on them rims :lol:
The T.I.B.
is rarely serious
tbh wheels and tyres are due replacing. rear left has a slow puncture, front left is egg shaped and the tyres don't have much life in them.
Just putting it off changing till i can afford a new set all round, also til i can stop kerbing the thing on stupid high bristol kerbs! :lol:
Just putting it off changing till i can afford a new set all round, also til i can stop kerbing the thing on stupid high bristol kerbs! :lol:
bbracer16valver
Active Member
Dont Go Near Kerbs!
Dont Let People Force You Up The Pavement !!
Get Some Ph1 Wheels
Dont Let People Force You Up The Pavement !!
Get Some Ph1 Wheels
The T.I.B.
is rarely serious
ph1 wheels, yar, right. i want some NEW wheels this time, nice and round and not scuffed.
there was one incident with some rapid reversing and a 18 inch kerb
(didn't show though - much)
there was one incident with some rapid reversing and a 18 inch kerb
(didn't show though - much)
bidderman1969
detailer
think it is, apparently they dont lose pressure
Wicked Neo
I visit now and then...
i use 32 psi in my 17" toyo proxes
