Tire pressure guessing
Ever since I started driving (about 65 years ago) I have heard people talking about their ideas on what a given cars tire pressure should be maintained at.
Come on guys, (ladies?) do you really think you can out guess what the automobile manufacturer recommends? It doesn't make any difference what brand car we are talking about.
Think about all the decisions they have to make based on the weight and various dimensions of the car they are building. They have to decide what size wheels and tires to put on the darn thing. Even if they are doing some educated guessing on any of these factors I think I am going to stick with their guesses. The sticker they put on the door pillar is the best guess you are going to find. Even if they change their mind after they build the car they can always do a "recall" to change the sticker.
I "guess" if you replace the tires and or wheels with sizes different then the originals then your "guess" is as good as any one else's.
Now that I have had my little rant, has any one noticed on their Genesis whether the computer tire pressures on the dash display match the pressures you get when you check them manually with a good gauge?
Mine don't seem to match, they are pretty close, but not the same.