235/35/19 psi?

[lanpod]

wondering how much psi i should run on my leon? extra load cheap tires, for a daily use

 

[Tivver500]

I run mine at 39psi all round...

 

[rafletcher]

2.7/2.4 bar front/rear (or 39/35psi). Jack the rears up for loaded car.

 

[xyz]

Use the manufacturer’s recommendations for tyre pressures and I can’t stress enough that if you want to end up in a ditch or central reservation of a motorway, always, always, always fit cheap tyres to a performance car. Hope this helps.


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[SRGTD]

Use the manufacturer’s recommendations for tyre pressures and I can’t stress enough that if you want to end up in a ditch or central reservation of a motorway, always, always, always fit cheap tyres to a performance car. Hope this helps.


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Agree. Cheap tyres are often referred to as ditch finders for good reason.

IMO it’s always worth spending a bit extra on decent tyres and if you research, you’ll usually find them with discounts available. You‘re relying on those 4 small contact patches of rubber to keep you on the road and perform in a safe, predictable manner in all situations and there’s a good chance that won’t happen with cheap ditch finder brands.

 

[Yern]

Jack the rears up for loaded car.

Always buy a 'known brand' but this is a great idea to save tyre wear

 

[lanpod]

Agree. Cheap tyres are often referred to as ditch finders for good reason.

IMO it’s always worth spending a bit extra on decent tyres and if you research, you’ll usually find them with discounts available. You‘re relying on those 4 small contact patches of rubber to keep you on the road and perform in a safe, predictable manner in all situations and there’s a good chance that won’t happen with cheap ditch finder brands.

just got my wheels 2nd hand with brand new tires, planning to run them a bit then switch to semis