sy1616

I have the stock Michelin’s in 20”, center locks, thx! Don’t want my TPMS light on however.

eonflux

I set tire pressure to TPMS targets for partial load, comfort, as recommended by my service advisor.
Those PSI values are different than what is in the manual.

911dude41

29 front 31 rear, or 31 front 33 rear on comfort settings

BSO

I run mine on comfort pressure, if you do that make sure you select comfort setting on the dashboard MFD, otherwise you will get an error TPMS light. With cooler weather, you might have to add a few pounds of pressure to your tires.

asellus

Whatever your car calls for when you set it to "partial load" or "comfort" -- these are the lower pressures that most RL people recommend.

Your TPMS won't yell at you until you're something like 4 or 5 psi below the 'comfort' fill levels, and it won't yell at you for overfilling either, so there's your range.

thesaintusa

Similar to what I run on the street. 95% of the time just myself, or my wife and I.

Tire wear is EVEN across the treat. So it works for me.

At the track higher pressures are run, and wear remains even.