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Dave Botsch
The subaru manual for the '05 Impreza Sport wagon says to keep the front
tires at 32 psi and the rear tires at 29 psi. I've always heard that
keeping the front and rear tires at different pressures is bad and even a
difference of 3 psi can greatly, greatly increase the liklihood of
hydroplaning and such.
Even of more interest is that all 4 tires were measured this morning at
30.5 psi. I haven't touched the tire pressure since the car was bought a
few months ago, so, this is how it came from the dealer.
Can anyone offer some insight?
Thanks!
tires at 32 psi and the rear tires at 29 psi. I've always heard that
keeping the front and rear tires at different pressures is bad and even a
difference of 3 psi can greatly, greatly increase the liklihood of
hydroplaning and such.
Even of more interest is that all 4 tires were measured this morning at
30.5 psi. I haven't touched the tire pressure since the car was bought a
few months ago, so, this is how it came from the dealer.
Can anyone offer some insight?
Thanks!