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Old 08-15-2013, 11:19 PM
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Changed out my rims with 22" rims with 285 35 22 tires and aftermarket tpms. What settings are you guys running in menu options?
I selected summer tires, 21 inch, full load. Can you guys tell me if this is the appropriate settings?
I have aftermarket tpms and they read after reset and driven on, except now I still have a tire warning of a flat. Should I add more air? What psi to fix this error because ot is saying -15psi in tires.
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Changed out my rims with 22" rims with 285 35 22 tires and aftermarket tpms. What settings are you guys running in menu options?
I selected summer tires, 21 inch, full load. Can you guys tell me if this is the appropriate settings?
I have aftermarket tpms and they read after reset and driven on, except now I still have a tire warning of a flat. Should I add more air? What psi to fix this error because ot is saying -15psi in tires.
Right now tires are filled at around 36psi. I dont want to add 15 psi because that would make tires at 50 psi and I believe that is over inflation of recommendation on tire. Tires are yokohama parada 285 35 22.
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I have 22's with P Zero tires on the Turbo. The highest setting is 21" summer tires, it came new from the dealer this way so I assume it is correct? They keep it at 42 psi in front and 48 psi in the rear tires.
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Isn't 48psi pushing it close to max recommended tire psi? For sure it exceeds 50psi when driving from rise of temperature. I assume yours is set at full load from the lower psi in front and higher in rear? I switched mine to partial load with 41 psi all around. Max psi recommended for my yokohama parada tires are 50 psi.

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Unfortunately there's not a "correct" setting because Porsche doesn't recommend a 22" wheel. You'll just have to get some opinions from other people with 22" wheels and go with the one that makes you feel the best!
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Originally Posted by ydlee
Isn't 48psi pushing it close to max recommended tire psi? For sure it exceeds 50psi when driving from rise of temperature. I assume yours is set at full load from the lower psi in front and higher in rear? I switched mine to partial load with 41 psi all around. Max psi recommended for my yokohama parada tires are 50 psi.

Sorry, it is 46 in the rear.



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