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SEITEN 08-07-2017 12:58 AM

Hankook Ventus v12 Evo2 Tire Pressure
 
hi all,

currently i am running hankook ventus v12 evo2 tires (235/40R/18) on wedssport tc105n wheel (18x8), and the tire press was set ~34 psi but car tire pressure gage is showing low tire pressure.

was wondering anyone running a similar setup and or know what's the ideal tire pressure for this setup?

swarb 08-07-2017 01:01 AM

Tire pressure sensor light is on because one tire is lower than the others.
There is NO ideal pressure for every setup and driving condition. 30-36 is a good starting point for most cars.

Teseo 08-07-2017 08:53 AM

Did you swap tpms?

SEITEN 08-07-2017 12:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swarb (Post 2957958)
Tire pressure sensor light is on because one tire is lower than the others.
There is NO ideal pressure for every setup and driving condition. 30-36 is a good starting point for most cars.

i checked all tires, and they are all around 34-35 psi

SEITEN 08-07-2017 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teseo (Post 2958032)
Did you swap tpms?

no i did not, all i did is swap wheels and tires

SEITEN 08-07-2017 12:16 PM

i saw some people running 36-38 psi on 18 inch wheels, not sure if that's better?

Teseo 08-07-2017 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SEITEN (Post 2958108)
no i did not, all i did is swap wheels and tires

Thats the problem mate, you need to swap old tpms from your stock wheels to the new one

trippinbillies40 08-07-2017 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teseo (Post 2958110)
Thats the problem mate, you need to swap old tpms from your stock wheels to the new one

Definitely the problem. Also to be noted if you DO end up putting TPMS on the Weds... You mentioned all tires were 34-35psi. Subaru TPMS is suuuper touchy, so set the pressures when they're cold and make sure they're ALL 34 or ALL 35. One tire being a pound off can light up the TPMS. Carries over from the AWD cars where that's a bigger deal because of tire diameter having an effect on center diffs.

SEITEN 08-08-2017 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Teseo (Post 2958110)
Thats the problem mate, you need to swap old tpms from your stock wheels to the new one

Quote:

Originally Posted by trippinbillies40 (Post 2958241)
Definitely the problem. Also to be noted if you DO end up putting TPMS on the Weds... You mentioned all tires were 34-35psi. Subaru TPMS is suuuper touchy, so set the pressures when they're cold and make sure they're ALL 34 or ALL 35. One tire being a pound off can light up the TPMS. Carries over from the AWD cars where that's a bigger deal because of tire diameter having an effect on center diffs.

Do I need to get a new tpms for the weds? Cause it doesn't come with one.

Teseo 08-08-2017 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SEITEN (Post 2958748)
Do I need to get a new tpms for the weds? Cause it doesn't come with one.

Swap the original tpms to weds


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