September 14, 200916 yr I have a 2004 Legacy with the 16" rims that used to be on the older GT models. I notice that I get a lot of edge wear in the front and there is sag in the front tire when the car is at rest; as if it were underinflated. However, I am inflating the tire to the pressure that is recommended inside the door panel (32psi I believe). Is there some kind of consensus about tire inflation on these size rims? Should I try a different tire (I'm using KUHMO ECSTA ASX tires). Edit: My rims look like these: http://jamalb.net/gallery/d/4775-2/0323091746.jpg
September 14, 200916 yr tire inflation sounds good........when was the last time you had a front end alignment?
September 14, 200916 yr Author Thanks for posting! tire inflation sounds good........when was the last time you had a front end alignment?Maybe 10K miles ago? It's been a while, but I've noticed this uneven wear since I got the car new regardless of the alignment (which can cause other tire wear problems) or tires. According to a search here it seems lots of users inflate their tires a little high with these wheels - I think I may give it a try. I'll need new tires in a couple months.
September 14, 200916 yr when my 92 ss had those wheels, the previous owner had them at 44psi....on some pretty good potenzas...
September 16, 200916 yr I have a 2004 Legacy with the 16" rims that used to be on the older GT models. I notice that I get a lot of edge wear in the front and there is sag in the front tire when the car is at rest; as if it were underinflated. However, I am inflating the tire to the pressure that is recommended inside the door panel (32psi I believe). Is there some kind of consensus about tire inflation on these size rims? Should I try a different tire (I'm using KUHMO ECSTA ASX tires). Edit: My rims look like these: http://jamalb.net/gallery/d/4775-2/0323091746.jpg I prefere 36psi it handles better
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