Deanna777
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I am running 19PSI in my Continentals. Deanna
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Front Tires Thoughts
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
FRONT TIRE PRESSURE
Any car tire used on any Spyder should be inflated at far lower pressures than you would for those tires used on your car ...... Car tires are much stronger, built much different than the OEM Kenda's and support far more weight than our Spyder's ...... Think about it , a 4000 lb car needs a PSI of about 32 ..... a 1100 lb . spyder needs a PSI of about 16 and this is the high side of the psi needs....... This is especially critical when it RAINS .... the " SIPES " on the tires need to flex to be most effective and they won't if the tire is over-inflated based on the weight of the Spyder ......... ride safe - ride Happy .................. Mike :thumbup:
Peteoz
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yeah, I'm down to 20psi front and rear now, Mike, and I reckon I can see a definite improvement over the 23psi I started with.
Pete
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
PSI
20 FOR THE REAR is great .... but you have two fronts ...... go down to 16 and test it ...... nothing BAD is going to happen Peter Aawen will concur I'm sure ...... Mike :thumbup:
Deanna777
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I am running 19PSI on my Continentals , no problems, the spyder handles fantastic.
Deanna
