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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: maxamus on 02 April 2008, 23:07
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i know its 2.4 Bar (34.8PSI) but what do you guys run your 18s at?
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i know its 2.4 Bar (34.8PSI) but what do you guys run your 18s at?
36 psi front and rear.
slightly more (38psi in the rear) with a load in the boot on a long journey
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Factory settings are good for me on Dunlop SportMaxx - I know, they are noisy but wear is even :shocked:
Cass
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My sticker states 2.6bar :huh:
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My factory sticker says 2.4 bar
2.6 bar rear loaded
Cass
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Anyone know if its the same for the R32??? Which leads onto my next question.. whats the button next tp the esp switch infront of the gear knob for???
I am guessing its somethig to do with tyre pressure no??
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whats the button next tp the esp switch infront of the gear knob for???
I am guessing its somethig to do with tyre pressure no??
Good question
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Tyre Pressure Monitor - press to reset when ignition on and vehicle stationary. Detects sudden drop in pressure of any tyre when moving.
It's all in the MANUAL.................................................. :smug:
Cass
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yea mine started falshing on the first day i got it on the way to bugjam :sad:
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Anyone know if its the same for the R32??? Which leads onto my next question.. whats the button next tp the esp switch infront of the gear knob for???
I am guessing its somethig to do with tyre pressure no??
you press it when you've lowered the pressure in the tyres for snow driving, so the warning doesn't annoy the pish out of you.
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i know its 2.4 Bar (34.8PSI) but what do you guys run your 18s at?
Whatever it says inside the fuel flap.
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i do 33 at the front and 30 at the back
Due to me seeing the tyres after 5 months of inflating them- front tyres cracked around center and rears slightly cracked.
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i do 33 at the front and 30 at the back
Yep, me too as a rule....
...I only use higher when on a long motorway journey or full load.
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yep thats what i thought. People are putting in less than the recommended 35PSI.
Personally i use: 33 front and 30 Rear
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36 fronts and 34 on the rears. Like to let the rear tyres move about a bit more on a front wheel drive car. Gives you a little more feel when you lift off. Have the rears to hard and you won't feel it before it breaks away.
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Dont think i have ever checked mine :shocked: :undecided: