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  1. Pinarello

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    This should be an easy question for you guys, for daily driving what tire pressure should you run for ferrari FF ?, what about front vs rear tires same or different pressures?
     
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  2. Noblesse Oblige

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    The book specifies different cold tire pressures depending on whether you are running Michelin PSS or Pirelli P zero. From my memory, it is 36/35 (front/rear) for Michelins and 30/29 for the Pirellis. This might be a little off. Even though they are not in the book, the plate on my FF which runs Bridgestone S001 specifies 32 psi all around.
     
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  3. Pinarello

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    I have Pirelli tires, currently set at 37/36, just wondering if anybody has any further input or just follow book and or tire recommendation
     
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  4. raider1968

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    On the street follow the data plate or book
     
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  5. jacinto jardine

    jacinto jardine Formula Junior

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    37/36 would seem high if Noblese is correct, no?


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  6. Noblesse Oblige

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    I was struck by the difference in the recommended pressures for the Pirrellis vs. the Michelins, with the Pirrellis being much lower.
     
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  7. RickLederman

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    I stick with the data plate. Although on the track I might make them even.

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    How do they wear, even all around?
     
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