Tire pressures
Hi all 
With weather changing don't forget to adjust tire pressures. I have seen a lot of S2000's around, I am
always in my RDX though when I see you, funny how that works!

With weather changing don't forget to adjust tire pressures. I have seen a lot of S2000's around, I am
always in my RDX though when I see you, funny how that works!
Same as in summer. 32-35 is typical depending on the tire MFG.
You loose 1 LB pressure per 10 degree drop in temps. So if it was 90 now it's at 40 you just lost at least 5 pounds of pressure!
Also don't forget OEM rubber and other high performance rubber essentially turn into HOCKEY PUCKS when temps drop below 45! So it may be dry and look great but the tires might not hold on a turn.
You loose 1 LB pressure per 10 degree drop in temps. So if it was 90 now it's at 40 you just lost at least 5 pounds of pressure!
Also don't forget OEM rubber and other high performance rubber essentially turn into HOCKEY PUCKS when temps drop below 45! So it may be dry and look great but the tires might not hold on a turn.
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