Higher inflated tires have less rolling resistance, gets better MPG. Maybe they made that change to up the MPG for testing, even though the EPA sticker didn't change.Quote:
Originally Posted by BMWCurves
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Higher inflated tires have less rolling resistance, gets better MPG. Maybe they made that change to up the MPG for testing, even though the EPA sticker didn't change.Quote:
Originally Posted by BMWCurves
I did 37 f/r :dunnoQuote:
Originally Posted by NYRhockey
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"ZHP is a garbage option anyway- just some cosmetic upgrades with a different cam and diff to claw back some of the performance lost fitting those hideous and heavy wheels. Any 330 with a 3.46 diff will smoke a ZHP every time. The whole Mafia thing reeks of childish behavior." - an e46fanatic
The recommended psi for sedan and coupe is quite different... Is it cause of difference in weight distribution??
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Pretty sure both cars are very close to the same. Very.
Are they? You would think they would be the same since weight distribution is supposed to be 50/50 in both.Quote:
Originally Posted by san
Went to townfair tire today to get the winters mounted and was told they couldn't put them on because 2 of the tires were too worn. Not sure if they were trying to sell me new tires or if they are really worn. What do you guys think? these are 2 pictures of the same tire that i saw to be the most worn.
Also, even if i gave them the baldest tires ever why would they decline to put them on? liability i may get into an accident and blame them?
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Visually that looks quite worn...
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They look worn and have toe wear. Also that side of the tire is right on the wear indicator.
IMO I would still mount them and drive on them
Did they check the tread depth ?
Would mounting the worn tires in the front be of any help or does it not matter? since it's rwd i'd figure get the best tires there.