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01-24-2009, 12:59 PM | #1 |
Drives: 2008 Sedan A/T Silver Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 202
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Higher Tire Pressure
Reading around the forums, some say that higher tire pressure increases mileage and thread life, but makes for a bumpy ride. I have a few questions about higher tire pressures.
1. I just bought my car last summer: Would increasing the pressure beyond the recommend 32psi void my tire warranty? 2. Is the ride REALLY more bumpy? 3. Would it increase the chances of a blowout if I went through some heavy pot holes? (Lots of pot holes on my drive to work, sometimes I hit them constantly at night when it's harder to see them.) 4. Any pictures of really high tire pressures? I seem to have a fear of filling it up too high because of the story my friend told me: He noticed his tire was low, so he went to the pump to fill up. I guess he overfilled, because last thing he knew, he heard a loud pop before going deaf for a few minutes, while laying on the ground dazed out. |
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