Flat tire???

I have my PSI levels like the factory recommendations and my 2 front tires look a little flat--like it could use some more air or something. Does anyone else here follow the factory recommendations and seem a bit flat? Should I add more air? If so, how much?

Im not sure what the factory recommendations are, but im pretty sure its 29 all around.. but i put 31 in the front and 29 in the back... but i have 19" rims with low profile tires

For my '94 SL, it's 32 PSI up front and 29 PSI in the back.

does anyone know if its better with front wheel drive to have more inflated tires for better traction or a little less? whats the best setup???

I run 35 up front and 32 in the back on my 96 vr4

If you go by factory recommendations, doesn't the front tires look flat?

I thought the factory recommendations had it as the same number all the way around... so its gonna look lower in the front cuz its heavier there

Well, on the driver door side panel, there's a sticker/tag there that tells you the PSI levels for the tires. I don't know if it's the same for Stealths but for GTs then there should be one.

Go to http://www.stealth316.com/0-frames.htm then click specifications, then under drivetrain click wheels, then go down to the bottom of the page and it should give you in info you need for your model.

There is nothing on my drivers side that tells me the PSI

Mine says 35 in the front and 32 in the back, due to the extra weight from the engine up front.

Yeah, Stealths probably don't have the sticker. I'm guessing that it should be about the same as a GT so for a '94 SL, it's 32 in the front and 29 in the back.

alright.. isnt the weight of the car there too? is the weight the GVRW?

Gvrw???????????

it's Actually GVWR and it stands for Gross Vehicle Weight Rating and I beleive it is the mximum weight of the car, Including full fuel and the passenger/cargo etc. Go over that weight and You probbly void any warranty on your chassis (if it's even still running)

Yeah, Stealths probably don't have the sticker.


I believe it is a law that they must have that placard saying those specs...try the door jams on both doors, and possibly in the glovebox(some fords have it there). But I was under the impression that it is lawfully supposed to be on every car made in the last 20 or 30 years.

I believe it is a law that they must have that placard saying those specs...try the door jams on both doors, and possibly in the glovebox(some fords have it there). But I was under the impression that it is lawfully supposed to be on every car made in the last 20 or 30 years.


Hmm...you're probably right and we just gotta look for the sticker. I couldn't find one on my mom's '97 Toyota Corolla either but it's probably hiding there somewhere. :rolleyes: