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Front Tires
- Thread starter lois35
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Unless your Spyder weighs in with about 800kg of weight on the front wheels, you don't want too much more than about 16-18psi in any 'normal' auto tires (ie. NOT the OE spec Kendas!) that you might run there! :thumbup:
Ps: that tire pressure written on the sidewall is, if you read the complete label, intended to warn/advise you that's the MAXIMUM pressure the tire should ever be run at, but ONLY when it's carrying its MAXIMUM load, which is also printed there! :lecturef_smilie: Your Spyder, even with the heaviest load you can safely put on it & still get it to move &/or not break things, is NEVER going to put that much weight onto the front tires.... or the back tire, for that matter!! :shocked:
Ps: that tire pressure written on the sidewall is, if you read the complete label, intended to warn/advise you that's the MAXIMUM pressure the tire should ever be run at, but ONLY when it's carrying its MAXIMUM load, which is also printed there! :lecturef_smilie: Your Spyder, even with the heaviest load you can safely put on it & still get it to move &/or not break things, is NEVER going to put that much weight onto the front tires.... or the back tire, for that matter!! :shocked:
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