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35PSI is always safe. That's what I run on my car too. They may say don't exceed 40PSI because they don't know where the tires are going to be (environment-wise)
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35PSI is always safe. That's what I run on my car too. They may say don't exceed 40PSI because they don't know where the tires are going to be (environment-wise) so that makes sense to me. Here in Los Angeles, people run 40+ all the time.
But 35 is better for performance anyway. You get slightly better traction with 35PSI.
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