Car tyre pressure help

[Sathira529]

Ow. E gana tamai ban avirudu 6 ma gahuwe. Pora me amuthu kathawak kiwwa.
Test run yaddima kiwwa hulan wadi neda kiyala

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Pora kiyanne e wadilu Lankawe parawal walata.
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ලංකාවෙ පාරවල් වලට වැඩියි කියන කතාව නම් ඇත්ත වෙන්න පුලුවන් හැබැයි.

 

[Hyaenidae]

Ube rim 17 ne

Naha 205/60R16

 

[Lakshan-Seram]

Naha 205/60R16

Mage front tiyenne 205/55R16 91V
Rear 205/60R16 92W

 

[samsri]

Aqua eke Front 32 / Back 30

 

[aggregate]

උඹේ බෙලෙක්ක ලදලමේද ?

හෆොයි බලෙන් පුක දෙන්න ගිහින් අහගත්ත නේද හොඳට

Ela

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Nope, the vehicle he used to drive when he is visiting to fuck your mom asshole.
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[u_make_me_sick_]

උඹේ බෙලෙක්ක ලදලමේද ?

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Nope, the vehicle he used to drive when he is visiting to fuck your mom asshole.
------ Post added on Feb 14, 2022 at 1:48 PM

@nicjosh83 waha tikak oni da? waha?

 

[Sandy_Fdo]

Under inflation has it's downsides. It increases the rolling resistance, thus increasing the fuel consumption, creates uneven tread wear and affects your braking.
Under inflation is estimated to lower mileage by around 0.4 percent for every one PSI drop in pressure of all four tires.

Both Over-inflation and Under-inflation have their dangers. The best is what the manufacturer recommends.

NOTE : But if on a 4WD in sand (like the sand dunes in the Middle East or even on the beach) you need to deflate the tyres. It increases the contact pitch. The side walls bulge out and the vehicle will easily float in the sand. (instead of sinking)
Even while off-roading it's better to reduce the tyre pressure. You need to keep an inflator at hand to pump the tyres again when back on road.

Also lowering the pressure causes an increased risk of aquaplaning...

Thank you...

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I had Yokohama tyres in my car.. with good pressure it was smooth.. recently had to change all 4 tyres...used a Chinese tyre..rubber seems bit hard . But i feel it vibrates a bit with the recommended pressure..need to lower a bit and check...

Try it and update the thread. I'll do the same.
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From takas.lk. Tire thiyenne Yokohama Geolander A/T set ekak. Chinese tires num wadiya hulan gahala duwanna num baa..

I've Pirelli now bro. Can you post the link please
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I've been pumping 32 since the car was brand new and had no issues

Try with low psi. May be even comfortable.
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I also have a set of Goodyear (Japanese and German) tyres and I’m also pumping 28psi and the manufacture recommendation is 32psi. 32is too much as I feel. May be the rubber is now old and got hardened or something. Need to look for new tyres now.

Buy and put it soon. Tyres are difficult to find these days or you'll have to use either Chinese shit or Ferrantino
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[nicjosh83]

හෆොයි බලෙන් පුක දෙන්න ගිහින් අහගත්ත නේද හොඳට

සිරිපාල research paper එකට මොකද බල්ලෝ උනේ

 

[Sandy_Fdo]

මන් ඔය වැඩේ තමා දිගටම කරේ. දැන් මේ අවට තියන ඔක්කොම කැඩිලා. තව අවදානම් සහගත දෙයක් තියනවා ඔකේ. පොලක් වෙලාවට වෑල් කර කෙලවේනවා හුලන් ගහනකොට. එහෙම කෙල වෙලා හුලන් බැස්සොත් බඩු. එකදවසක් ඔකුන්ගේ බටේ ගහපු ගමන් තිබ්බ හුලන් ටික බැස්සා කියපන්කෝ. එදා ඉදන් සෙඩ් වලට යන්නේ නෑ.

N2 gahapan ehenam. Calibrated machine thiyenawa.

 

[Hyaenidae]

සිරිපාල research paper එකට මොකද බල්ලෝ උනේ

ත්‍රෙඩ් අල කරන්න එපා බන් ටොපික් එකට කියන්න දෙයක් නැත්තං

 

[milhan123]

I go by the recommended by the manufacturer 36 front- 34 rear

 

[Hyaenidae]

I go by the recommended by the manufacturer 36 front- 34 rear

Most probably yours is a JDM - which means the manufacturer's recommendations are meant to be used under Japanese conditions

 

[Zeuz]

 

[u_make_me_sick_]

I go by the recommended by the manufacturer 36 front- 34 rear

Jeez.. which manufacturer recommends 36 and 34?

 

[Hyaenidae]

Jeez.. which manufacturer recommends 36 and 34?

Allions/Premios/Axios have 34psi as the recommended tire pressure because those are JDM

 

[Sandy_Fdo]

I go by the recommended by the manufacturer 36 front- 34 rear

No vibration and noise ?

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I go by the recommended by the manufacturer 36 front- 34 rear

No vibration and noise?

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This is for Japanese roads and temperature I guess.
I've did the same mistake for years it seems.
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Aqua eke Front 32 / Back 30

Yeah, this is what is usually mentioned but he is telling that psi is not suitable for Sri Lankan roads and temperature.
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[nicjosh83]

ත්‍රෙඩ් අල කරන්න එපා බන් ටොපික් එකට කියන්න දෙයක් නැත්තං

අල කරන්න මාර thread එක..තමන්ගේ වාහනේ මැනුවල් එක බලල හුලන් ගහන්න බැරි උන් මිනිස්සුද

 

[Sandy_Fdo]

අල කරන්න මාර thread එක..තමන්ගේ වාහනේ මැනුවල් එක බලල හුලන් ගහන්න බැරි උන් මිනිස්සුද

I knew you are an idiot and it's confirmed now.

 

[Hyaenidae]

This is for Japanese roads and temperature I guess.

Worse road conditions = lower tyre pressures

But no manufacturer recommends under 32psi - seems as if 32psi is the absolute minimum

 

[meex]

uba wadiyen yana paarawalwala condition anuwa thamai.. normally 30 - 34 depending on the condition and the weight carrying.

Vehicle eke driverta thamai hondama idea eka thiyenne kiyak gahannada kiyala.. 28k nam madi wei neh ban. balloon size ekath lokui neh oke.. SUV ekak neda?
ikmanata gewei, thel pichchei.. shocks & mounts kaalayak thiyaganna puluwan wei..