Proper tire pressure for 24"s
#2
I have the same tires in 22 inch... I actually contacted Pirelli and was told to have the tires set at 45 psi cold.
I have had them set that way for about a year with no problems. To be safe I would check with Pirelli to see what they say for the 24 inch version you have.
I have had them set that way for about a year with no problems. To be safe I would check with Pirelli to see what they say for the 24 inch version you have.
#4
24's on a H2? Please tell me you have nasty looking tires on there so it doesnt look like your going to a hydraulic bounce contest with low-riders.
None the less, if Pirelli makes the tire then they should be able to answer the question. That's pathetic. Doesn't the tire say on the sidewall what the range should be? Id guess you would be safe at 40-42psi, but that's just my opinion.
None the less, if Pirelli makes the tire then they should be able to answer the question. That's pathetic. Doesn't the tire say on the sidewall what the range should be? Id guess you would be safe at 40-42psi, but that's just my opinion.
#5
I have 40psi on them. This is the e-mail from Pirelli:
Good morning,
Thank you for your email.
I am sorry we are unable to advise what the correct pressure is for your particular tyre/tyres as it is the vehicle manufacturer that devises such pressures. This is due to the axle weight split of the vehicle and certain pressures required for laden and un laden weights.
Regards
Good morning,
Thank you for your email.
I am sorry we are unable to advise what the correct pressure is for your particular tyre/tyres as it is the vehicle manufacturer that devises such pressures. This is due to the axle weight split of the vehicle and certain pressures required for laden and un laden weights.
Regards
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