screw more psi in the tires.

[TheUnGroomed]

Originally Posted by GeneW

...actually that's not true. A good tailgater drives at least two, maybe three cars beyond their victim. You have to have your empathy dailed up to ten to see where they might brake so that you can brake before they do

There are no good tailgaters!


I have very little experience with tire wear. I'm still on my original tires on my Yaris, and I had two sets on my old Elantra. When I first got the Elantra it had new Potenza G009s on it. I kept them at the pressure Hyundai recommended. After a few months the outer edges wore down quite a bit. My next set of tires were Falken ZE-512s. I played with the pressure until I found a comfortable psi, which was 40 psi. After 63,000 miles the treads had barely worn down at all.

I found the ride in the Yaris to be comfortable at about 42 psi on the stock Eagles. 9,000 miles in all is well.

I've been consulting this site for tips: http://www.carbibles.com/tire_bible_pg2.html Scroll down about 2/3 of the page.

Your results may vary!

[voodoo22]

Originally Posted by TheUnGroomed

I've been consulting this site for tips: http://www.carbibles.com/tire_bible_pg2.html Scroll down about 2/3 of the page.

Your results may vary!

Thanks for posting that link, looks like an interesting read.