PSI for tires on 21-22 wheels on F8

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Don’t see those sizes.

 

Which tire did you put on them?

Is there a recommended PSI on the tire?

Usually there is a range printed on the tire. I would run them at the low end of the range.

How do they look? Pics Please….

 

I did essentially the same setup on my 458 with Michelin tires. I was told by both HRE and TAG Motorsports to run the factory tire PSI. So far so good.

 

I track my car, So I probably check and adjust tire pressures more than most on this forum. On certain tracks, I keep more on drivers or passenger side, depending on the setup.

If you’re just doing road driving, you should be fine with anything between 29 and 33. Too low pressure is excessive wear and poorer fuel efficiency.

Under hot conditions and spirited road driving, your pressures rise. I would keep them below 35 to prevent ‘bouncing ‘.

During track days, when the track and tires are hot, I am constantly letting air out, then at the end of the day I cool them down and use a bicycle pump to fill back up. Works like a charm.

Carry an analog gauge. (0-60psi) in addition to looking at your TPMS, which I have found to be quite accurate.

Good tire pressure management pays dividends in handling, fuel, and tire life.

 

Could you send a pic?

I am interested in the wheel gap appearance vs lowered.

 

Sausage fingers or hot dog fingers. LOL.

 

Robert - 2.5 bar front and rear for Vossen 21/22