Tire pressure wout run flats

BMWbab1 · 10-17-2012, 07:42 AM

I finally just got rid of the miserable run flat. Should I still used recommended tire pressure on door or is it different for non run flat? Appreciate your help!

Vigilante375 · 10-17-2012, 12:42 PM

I usually keep my tires at 30 PSI as they will warm up on my drive to work and where ever. That was in my 92 Camaro, 02 WS6, 06 GTO and now the 135i since it doesn't have the run craps anymore. But I think most people would say ~35 PSI is the recommended spot. Just keep an eye on tread wear and adjust them accordingly.

bmw1racer · 10-17-2012, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BMWbab1

I finally just got rid of the miserable run flat. Should I still used recommended tire pressure on door or is it different for non run flat? Appreciate your help!

I think those tire pressures apply to both RFTs and non-RFTs.

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Vigilante375 Major 58 Rep 1,145 Posts Drives: 2012 AW 6M 135i Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: WA iTrader: (0)	I usually keep my tires at 30 PSI as they will warm up on my drive to work and where ever. That was in my 92 Camaro, 02 WS6, 06 GTO and now the 135i since it doesn't have the run craps anymore. But I think most people would say ~35 PSI is the recommended spot. Just keep an eye on tread wear and adjust them accordingly.
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