Oh I see. Ya, it's you.

What is your tire pressure set too? Ride quality is such a subjective thing. What may be stiff to you may not bother me a bit.

Try 30psi cold all the way around and see how that does. That's the tire pressure I set my suspension up to.

If the tire pressure doesn't help try different tires. All seasons seem to be softer than UHP summer tires like you are running now

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if you noticed this "bad" ride when you got the car a year ago ITS NOT THE CAR

sell your car

buy a lexus

or a camry or some ****

I bought the car last summer from a dealer in New Hampshire. I test drove it a couple of miles on a 2 lane road. It felt fine so I bought it. On the drive back to Vermont on the interstate is when I felt the hard hits on the bridge joints at high speeds.(could be normal for a Z) I only drove the car for a month last summer and only in my town. Now that I have driven it more this summer I am asking if I can soften the ride some how. According to some, it's me and not the car. Well, that's good to know I guess. I'm running 36 psi I'll take some air out and see if it helps. I love this car.

Taking the psi down to 30 psi cold should make wonder. 36 psi cold means something like 39 psi while driving in the sun, on hot asphalt, and with engine heat. That's rather stiff.

I'm going to try this today. Thanks

Yup, can gain about 2-4psi depending on the cars weight and how it is being used.

Took them down to 30psi made a big difference. Thanks, cv129 for the great advice. Saved me a lot of money on buying new tires or shocks.

Group effort group effort

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Just be mindful in the colder months, the TPMS will trip if they get below 28psi I believe. May have to air them up some. Also, if you get your oil changed somewhere, make sure they know your pressure is 30psi when cold. If not, they
will raise them up with no ill intent. Checking the tire pressure is part of an oil change service.

Will do. Thanks