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Jun 2nd, 2008, 10:42 AM
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| If you are using the OEM tires or other runflats, then you should use the pressure that is printed on the inside of the drivers door. If you are using regular tires, then you will want to look on the tire for the max pressure. Off of that, I am using 5 psi less.  |
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