34 psi all around also.

 

Bridgestone recommends 32 all around. That's a comfortable and safe place to start. To experiment with other pressure, keep a log and use 32 as a baseline and experiment with raising pressures, say at one pound increase intervals. Try various settings such as front only, rear only, and all around increases. Don't rely on someone else's driving style and pressures, instead judge a variety for yourself. Since you allowed your pressures to drop so much to begin with, it would seem you need to pay much more attention to the pressures and how it effects handling. Good luck.

 

i got 32 psi all around and i use digital guage + bicycle floor pump

 

I was running 37 front, 35 rear all the time. 32 psi was just a bit too soft for my tastes and made the steering feel a bit numb.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Schatten
[B]OEM S02's I prefer 36#'s all around, but that's just to my taste.