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PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2007 10:26 am 
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I like the same as the doc, 30f, 28r - my tyres wear evenly across the tread.

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I run 34-36F and 32-34R at Wakefield Pk track days, but find it's just too flighty with those pressures for normal road use. This with A008s. :wink:

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Hi guys,
I'm going on the track next weekend with my S and I wonder what the experts would recommend for Bridgestone SF372's 165 70 10's.

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 Post subject: Re: tyre pressures
PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2007 3:17 pm 
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tinymorris1969 wrote:
i know this is gonna sound stupid coming from a tyre fitter/mechanic but i was reading my mini manual today and noticed it say to put 28 psi in the front and 26 on the back... usually from what ive been taught on a normal size car u put 32-36

I dont know what to put in, if i put 34 it will make the tyres to hard and bouncey if there to soft they will wear badly on the sides...what does every one recommend?


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I come from a different type of car but still FWD.
I have always used 28-30 psi front 26-28psi rear (the rear tyres are really only there to hold the rear bumper bar off the road!) and those pressures have not had any undue effect of the rubber I use (Michelin).

This is in large tyres (compared to a mini) of 185/75/15 but I'd suggest similar pressures for comfort on reasonable to good road surfaces. Will let you know if i chanve my mind when I get my Mini back on the road on new tyres taht arent the original cross plys...

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