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my skylines has got work euroline series wheels, front 235/17 rear are 255/17

what is the recommended tyre pressure you should pump the tyres up to?

i got no idea what it should be the tyre pressure guide i have is for the stock 16inch wheels.

any recommendations?

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Put the fronts to 32psi and the rears to 40 psi and then go sick drifting :( nah seriously...

I run all my tyres at 34psi. Have a play around with different tyre pressures and then see what suits your car/tyres best.

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ive been playing around with mine - sidewall says max 40psi - so i started it at 32 psi all round have tried 38 and 35psi as well all feel different but 35 seems to be the best...... 32psi feels like the wheels grip too much 38psi seems too feel like im sliding all over the place....... i reckon just test different setings as no soubt every tyre will have their own characteristics... buy the way im running 215*45*17 sumitomo

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