Afternoon all
Before shooting me down, i have read into the 'tyres' part in the articles section, but not got a definate answer...
Am using our laguna II as my motorway miler....
Its got 86k full service history and as far as i know, has lead a good life with 1 owner before us for 6 years (its an 03)...
I've done around 13k miles in it for the past year.....
Its the 1.9dci Dynamique... Am guessing prev owner had the tyre pressor sensors disabled as i cant see any indications for them on this car or in dashboard or display above stereo......
What i need to know is the correct pressure to use...
It has the 17" silverstone alloys, with 225/45/17 tyres... I am told to use 32psi on front, and 30psi on rear??? Am also told to use 34psi on front, and 32psi on rear ?? Garage who fitted 2 new tyres put them upto 38psi (car drives very smoothly at that pressure)......
Which is correct to use? at the mo, tyres are running 34psi front and 32psi rear, but the car feels as if its sluggish and pulls a bit to the right....
When tyres were at 38psi, it felt very in-control to drive, but according to google searches and reading here, thats too much pressure ? My nissan 200sx uses same tyre size and runs 32psi in all tyres, and thats a light car! so i would have thought this would need more Pressure ?
Cheers all
Stuie
Before shooting me down, i have read into the 'tyres' part in the articles section, but not got a definate answer...
Am using our laguna II as my motorway miler....
Its got 86k full service history and as far as i know, has lead a good life with 1 owner before us for 6 years (its an 03)...
I've done around 13k miles in it for the past year.....
Its the 1.9dci Dynamique... Am guessing prev owner had the tyre pressor sensors disabled as i cant see any indications for them on this car or in dashboard or display above stereo......
What i need to know is the correct pressure to use...
It has the 17" silverstone alloys, with 225/45/17 tyres... I am told to use 32psi on front, and 30psi on rear??? Am also told to use 34psi on front, and 32psi on rear ?? Garage who fitted 2 new tyres put them upto 38psi (car drives very smoothly at that pressure)......
Which is correct to use? at the mo, tyres are running 34psi front and 32psi rear, but the car feels as if its sluggish and pulls a bit to the right....
When tyres were at 38psi, it felt very in-control to drive, but according to google searches and reading here, thats too much pressure ? My nissan 200sx uses same tyre size and runs 32psi in all tyres, and thats a light car! so i would have thought this would need more Pressure ?
Cheers all
Stuie