I have 265/30/22 & 315/25/22 wheels. What are people keeping their tire pressures at during the summer and winter? I'm in NC so winters aren't bad enough for me to need winter wheels. I have them at 41 all the way around right now but when it gets cold the reading is at 38.

 

I keep mine 41 all around and they shoot up to 44 after a heavy foot. It's funny how fast they heat up after I "demand performance".

Don't know about winter here in MIA the most we get is 50's-60's in our "winter". Don't hate.

 

It got down in the 60s this weekend in NC and my pressure was reading 36. I added air today to 42 after I got home. Curious what its going to read cold in the morning.

 

Wanted to bring this back to life. Just had my 20K service done at the dealership and when I got in the car they had adjusted the tire pressure on my 22" wheels to 36 psi front/39 rear.

Any recommendations or thoughts? What are others keeping their tires at on a base Pan?

 

I have a Panny GTS with the OEM 20's I keep the pressures at 38 cold all around (live in FL as well), and find they heat to around 40-41 car feels great, and is planted

I am not a fan of the "staggered" tire pressure set up , but that is personal preference Obviously, each car /driver is different, so suggest playing with a few combo's until the car feels dialed in for you

 

Didn't know if the engine weight of a V6 vs V8 made much of a difference v