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I intend to follow the recommendations on the gas filler lid, which I believe say 38 psi for a 195/65X15
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I'm not an expert, but 41 psi in a vehicle as light as the A4 is damn high. I would like someone to tell me just why you couldn't safely run at 30 psi and not cause any undo damage to your car. I dare anyone to say you will get better performance out of a winter tire at 40 psi vs. 30 psi (on an A4).
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41 psi does seem too high, and IS too high for a tire rated at 35 psi max. But the A4 is not a particularly light car (3200-3500 lbs, depending on equipment) and the recommendations for tire pressure are based on that weight, as well as other factors, I'm sure. Of course, I'm coming from a Jetta, so my perspective may be somewhat skewed!
The high inflation pressure comes into play when the car is operated with high loads (5-up with a full load of luggage) where the proper inflation pressure is 42/42 rather than 32/32 and I suspect that tires with a load rating of 91 (as are the OEM tires) are able to support the pressure and the weight. As always, YMMV Steve |
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