19P Tire pressure off???

[Antonio]

Hi all. We just purchased a beautiful 19P and we are happy to join this forum! When we stepped out from the dealership, one of the first things I did (to satisfy my fixation for tires being always in good shape), was to measure the tire pressure (cold). I realized that all 4 tires were at 70psi while the plate says that the front should be at 52 and rear at 70.
What do you keep yours at? See picture with the tire specs.
Happy to be on board!

[cpmath]

Not sure I'm totally right but I keep my FE22 at what that sticker says. I check the pressure when the tires are cold.

[Sappy2]

Follow the sticker info. Too much, or too little, tire pressure is not good.

[robertj1961]

Originally Posted by Antonio

Hi all. We just purchased a beautiful 19P and we are happy to join this forum! When we stepped out from the dealership, one of the first things I did (to satisfy my fixation for tires being always in good shape), was to measure the tire pressure (cold). I realized that all 4 tires were at 70psi while the plate says that the front should be at 52 and rear at 70.
What do you keep yours at? See picture with the tire specs.
Happy to be on board!Attachment 38826

When we picked ours up from the dealer, all tires were well over 100psi (cold). Not surprised given the level of service on other issues but adjusted also to what is recommended.

[The Gritz Carlton]

Go with the sticker recommendations and check regularly for uneven wear and adjust pressure accordingly. If you were ever in a serious accident and caused "court room drama", a Dewey, Cheatum & Howe law firm will go over your coach with a fine toothed comb and unbalanced tire pressure could come into play. They really do this...they have scales on their skin and forked tongues.