I always had them all at 33 psi but It always seems to lean too much around turns giving it that "squishy" feel so I raised the fronts to 36 psi and left the rear at 33. I just want to know if anyone with the same tire sizes, what psi are you running?

 

I'm running 36 front and 30 rear right now. Higher pressure in the front definitely helps improve responsiveness and decrease body roll.

 

I'm running 32psi in the front and 29psi in the rear. My ride seems to be much better with a lower pressure, but I do compromise some handling. I figured since the 4th gen Max is very light and I'm running wide 7.5 rims with 8.5" contact patch, the lower pressure would be fine because the overall tire load is spread over a larger area vs stock. I've closely watched wear from tire "roll over" in hard turns and my tires are showing absolutely no strange wear patterns.


Dave

 

KYB AGX's + H&R's + 235/45/17 Dunlop SP8000's on my 99 SE-L - I run with 35 / 32 Can't break them lose if I tried around a turn. Completely flat and glued to the road. Very neutral, the a$$ is just as firmly planted as the front end.

 

thanks guys. I currently put them to 36 front 33 rear and it helped alot around turns and steering response seems to be better. Im going to play around with them to get that "perfect" balance of handling and comfort