[electricfurnace]

Hi all

What tyre pressures is everyone running?

Standard are 41psi front snd rear arent they - which seems high?


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[RS3Dell]

Hi all
What tyre pressures is everyone running?
Standard are 41psi front snd rear arent they - which seems high?
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Check in the drivers side B pillow or in the handbook for the correct tyre pressures recommend by Audi & the tyre manufacturers mate.

Dell.

[electricfurnace]

Yeah thats 41 but was wondering if people prefer other pressures, heard 39 and 37 are better than the standard pressures


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[RS3Dell]

Yeah thats 41 but was wondering if people prefer other pressures, heard 39 and 37 are better than the standard pressures
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Tbh people do what people do but lowering the tyre pressures will A Increase tyre wear.B Increase tyre temperature. C Increase the likely hood of buckling a wheel due to a softer tyre side wall.

Also some people do it for comfort in that case don't buy a RS3 !

Dell.

[electricfurnace]

Hah hah agree entirely on the comfort point - stiff suspension is part and parcel of ownership!

[RS3Dell]

Hah hah agree entirely on the comfort point - stiff suspension is part and parcel of ownership!

Exactly just like other things you will incounter as a RS3 owner mate.😂

Dell.

[Paul]

Factory or John’s (prof) suggested 2 psi less, front and rear

[RS3Dell]

Hi all
What tyre pressures is everyone running?
Standard are 41psi front snd rear arent they - which seems high?
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Alex.

I'm running 235/35-19 MPS4s all round at 45psi with even wear & no traction problems wet or dry.

Dell.

[JayRS3]

I use to run 39/37 on staggered wheels now run 41/39. No particular reason or traction issues just decided to stick more air in.