Be sure to always check your tire pressure
09-01-2004 | 12:43 PM
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From: Pacific Palisades
Originally Posted by jyeung528,Aug 26 2004, 06:49 PM
Here is my gauge dilemna:
$15 dollar gauge from autozone - 32 psi.
Exchanged for differene gauge, same model - 36 psi.
Darrin from Westend Alignment - 40 psi.
Arnel from America's Tire Co. - 37 psi.
Friend's digital gauge - 35 psi.
What the fuq??? i ended up using Arnel's reading since it was relatively in the middle.
$15 dollar gauge from autozone - 32 psi.
Exchanged for differene gauge, same model - 36 psi.
Darrin from Westend Alignment - 40 psi.
Arnel from America's Tire Co. - 37 psi.
Friend's digital gauge - 35 psi.
What the fuq??? i ended up using Arnel's reading since it was relatively in the middle.
. Just kidding. One of the guages at the JiffyLube I was told was 5psi off. I am sure all those peeps had off guages and didn't know it. Your new one from autozone is probably correct.That's crazy. i just had my tires checked at Jiffy Lube. the service guy adjusted all my tires to 32psi. After that i went to Autozone and bought a $2.99 guage. I went outside and checked my tires and they were at 32psi.
before i had them adjusted one of my rears was at 22psi. The pressure in
each tire was phucked up. I don't know why I didn't think of checking the psi in my tires a long time ago because my S has been driving like shit when in full throttle. Now its muuuuuch better.
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