Hello! Jfyi, I was not allowed to use the word “tire” in the title so I had to improvise.

For example, a specific car must have(acording manual) 2.3 bars in all wheels. Is driving with 2.0-2.1 bars that bad? And when it’s the best way to measure it, with cold tires or after a drive?

I argue with one of my family member all the time regarding tire pressure. He is maniacal about it(like checking every 2-3 days) and I am curious how bad it is(if it is).

Thx

  • dudemanspecial@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    For us American folks, that’s a difference of about 3lbs. So 30 instead of the 33 it calls for.

    Not it’s not a big deal - it will cause the tires to wear slightly more premature and also slightly affect fuel mileage - but in the grand scheme of things, it’s not a huge difference.

    I wouldn’t want to go more than 5 psi, or .4 bar, difference for too long, though. I think at that level or lower, you will see the negative effects more dramatically.