Stock Tire Pressure?

[Ozz]

Sorry, no, the pressure sticker is no longer on my door jam... P.O. had it repainted after an accident...

Anyway, what's the stock tire pressure for our MM's?

[J D]

If I recall correctly, its 32 PSI.

But I usually keep it at either 32 and 40. At 40 (ten percent under maximum tire pressure on tire) the gas mileage is a better, but closer to 32 makes for better comfort in bumps, and better handling. So 32 city driving, and 40 for long highway trips.

[SC Cheesehead]

I usually run 35/37 front/rears.

[Paul T. Casey]

Door sticker says 32 psi. I run 32 front, 34 rear. Except at the track. That becomes 40 - 42 front, 22 - 24 rear.

[04MRADR]

According to the sticker on mine it says 35 PSI. Like the other members I run slightly different. I generally run about 36 all the way around. Any by the way I get the recommended 235 fronts but have been getting 255s in the rear instead of the original 245s. Talk about a raked look ! I use Goodyear Eagles F1. Only problem is no go in the snow but hey my boss lets me work home on bad weather days so I can live with parking it now and then. Got 44K on the Goodyears and they still are wearing really good. Make sure though you use the carfixers remedy on our web site for alignment and not the factory alignment to avoid wearing of the inside edge.

[RF Overlord]

The recommended pressure in '03 was 32 all around, but that was changed to 35 for '04. With the OEM rear tires, it is advised to run higher than that to help with the "ballooning" that causes increased centre tread wear. 38-40 seems to be the most common.