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    tyre pressure

    whats should the front and rear tyre pressure be for a 130???

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    doesn't it depend on your tyres?
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    Round ones...

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    just an average would be helpfull

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    fair enough i was going to suggest 38squared
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    You've got vehicle manufacturer's pressures and you've got tyre manufacturer's pressures - take your pick
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    I run 40psi on road. Used to run 50 but had enough people tell me it was to high.
    The rule is check the pressure when cold and then after a decent drive say 30 odd minutes check again. Difference between cold and hot should be no more the 4psi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by George130 View Post
    I run 40psi on road. Used to run 50 but had enough people tell me it was to high.
    The rule is check the pressure when cold and then after a decent drive say 30 odd minutes check again. Difference between cold and hot should be no more the 4psi.
    That's what I would have thought - 40psi on the blacktop.
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    40psi all round??

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    Quote Originally Posted by juddy View Post
    40psi all round??
    Yep unless you have a ton sitting in the back
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