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Yes. The street pressure is a compromise, and 35 is a pretty reasonable number. The street isn't a race track so you're not rolling the tires as much. There is
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Yes. The street pressure is a compromise, and 35 is a pretty reasonable number. The street isn't a race track so you're not rolling the tires as much. There is less tread depth on the outer edge so you don't want to be rolling the tire to the limit all the time.
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