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Tyre pressure logic ...


Arkaneslayer
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IMO, it may not be that simple. [;)][nod][nod] I guess one way to check is to find the specs of the stock tyres of a few new cars and see how they correspond with their recommendations. Stock tyres are carefully chosen by the manufacturers so if they do need tyre specs to calculate, they will take from it.

 

Can't really determine correctly with aftermarket tyres as their specs would most probably be different from stock, where 2 of the 3 components of the equation are taken from, vis max load and max pressure.

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Hence I wonder how they come out with a one pressure fits all... [laugh][laugh] [laugh]I guess other parameters must be taken in consideration.

 

My car came with 4 different stock tyres - Michelin Pilot Sports, Pirelli P 6000, Firehawk SZ50 and Goodyear Eagle F1. [dizzy][dizzy]

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