GorTT

WIDE, and small sidewall - nicely proportioned! ;-)

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M power this!

no problems with your suspension and rubbing?

GorTT

up to say 43f 41r - and no, rubbing won't be an issue. Can't get them mounted til Monday though :-(

TTschwing

With a profile that low and tread that wide seems you'd have unusualy high center tread wear (plus they'll beat you to death)...

With your car as light as it is those pressures would probably reduce your contact patch..

GorTT

I like running 41.5f /39r and could start there. I admit I'm frightened of pinching a sidewall of my new tires on a pothole - so much so that I might buy the 'hazard protection' for the first time in my life - though since it's half the cost of one tire, I might just chance my luck...

Kareem of Elise

I'd bring those pressures down...that seems too high.

|everso!|

those sucks.

ClarkSJ

What did those run each again?? &lt;g&gt;

TTinCT

pressures the same all the way around....it should make the car a little more neutral, especially being a frontrak .....unless you like the oversteer...

also, 2psi increments is recommended for noticeable performance changes...

Just a thought ;-)

As schwing notes....that is a lot of meat on a light car.....so a bit lower on the pressures would be better...they should still protect the rims fine.

GorTT

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