Recommended tire pressure for the Mazda6 2015 Touring?
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Recommended tire pressure for the Mazda6 2015 Touring?
I'm curious what tire pressure is more recommended for the Mazda6 2015 Touring? I recently bought one used and I got each tire to 35 PSI however I also just go a tire pressure warning. After some research, the tire-pressure warning could also be a "reminder to check" as described here.
But it made me realize, the recommendation on the door is 35 PSI but I know the recommendation varies depending on temperature and environment. I live in San Diego, CA and drive mostly on the highways. Is 35 PSI most optimal? How about filling with Nitrogen?
But it made me realize, the recommendation on the door is 35 PSI but I know the recommendation varies depending on temperature and environment. I live in San Diego, CA and drive mostly on the highways. Is 35 PSI most optimal? How about filling with Nitrogen?
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I'm curious what tire pressure is more recommended for the Mazda6 2015 Touring? I recently bought one used and I got each tire to 35 PSI however I also just go a tire pressure warning. After some research, the tire-pressure warning could also be a "reminder to check" as described here.
But it made me realize, the recommendation on the door is 35 PSI but I know the recommendation varies depending on temperature and environment. I live in San Diego, CA and drive mostly on the highways. Is 35 PSI most optimal? How about filling with Nitrogen?
But it made me realize, the recommendation on the door is 35 PSI but I know the recommendation varies depending on temperature and environment. I live in San Diego, CA and drive mostly on the highways. Is 35 PSI most optimal? How about filling with Nitrogen?
- Air is something like 87% nitrogen as it is; paying someone to up that to roughly 97% nitrogen (you'll never reach 100% unless the tire is mounted in a 100% nitrogen filled tank) is a waste of money.
- The 35 psi recommendation doesn't change regardless of the OAT; said another way, regardless of whether the OAT is twenty below zero or over one-hundred degrees above, the target psi is still going to be 35.
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