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Old Sep 1st, 2006, 01:01   #11
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Hi,

Nice to know your are now sorted.. 40 is a wee bit excesive!!!
And always good to keep an eye on the tyres..
They are the only things keeping us on the road..

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Old Sep 1st, 2006, 10:23   #12
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For those of you who have access to a Costco, they were doing a lovely large-readout digital gauge from Accutire, at a prety good price. Similar stuff from speeding.co.uk.

I would always go for 32+ (taken when cold); it slightly increases your economy as well (which is balanced out when you race that Fiesta XRi off the lights!)

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I run mine at 32 front and 30 rear as , as recomended by the tyre fitter
That is spot on as I would recomend.
If you carry weight in the back then go 32 front and rear.
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