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      02-11-2019, 02:58 PM   #1
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What pressures are you running?

What pressures are you guys running on the stock tires for aggressive canyon drives? I could use a little help dialing in my pressures. I'm on the Conti's BTW, but will be moving to M4PSs shortly. Thanks.
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What pressures are you guys running on the stock tires for aggressive canyon drives? I could use a little help dialing in my pressures. I'm on the Conti's BTW, but will be moving to M4PSs shortly. Thanks.
For track driving I run 38 front and 36 rear when hot. The front biased pressure makes the car more neutral on track.
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I have been using 35 all around as recommended by BMW.
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well for last weekend's 20 mile brief wake-up from winter hibernation, i ran 27lbs all around on my stock Conti's per the car's TPMS. it flashed a warning not to drive over 80 mph. I then checked with my own gauge and they showed 31lbs all around. Pulled into a gas station and their gauge showed about the same...31lbs. Curious as to how accurate the reading from the TPMS is. Sorry for the slightly off topic reply.
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TPMS reading are usually low. My readings are constantly 2 pounds lower than my calibrated tire gage.
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TPMS reading are usually low. My readings are constantly 2 pounds lower than my calibrated tire gage.
Precisely what I found out as well on my TPMS - 2 psi lower. However, no way of confirming how accurate tire temp is. I guess use it as a baseline to see how much it increases on track.
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