Which is the correct tire pressure for front and rear tires?

Thanks.

 

yo mang...depends on your tires and also what you're running them for, such as street, track, canyons, etc.

for the street, you will want higher pressure. i bump that **** up to like 41 front and 37-39 rear for max tire life...but really depends on the tires and ride environment.

 

Post which tires you are using.

I think I ran 36 front and back on my michelins

 

If you are talking about an F4i, my 2001 manual says 36 PSI front and 42 PSI rear. I can feel it in the handling on curves if they get more than 4-5 PSI lower than that. It should also be printed on a sticker on your chain guard if it is still there. Hope this helps.

 

Thanks Tahoe SC, 1badF4 and curt954rr for your answers, it really helps.

Read ya!!!!

 

They are Firestone tires...

 

u have to watch out because the sportier tires have a 42psi max, you don't want them to blow on your face at the air pump :P

I usually go 32 front 34 rear
because they eventually warm up to greater

 

36 FRONT 42 REAR WITH STOCK PILOT SPORTS ON STREET, AND 30 FRONT 30 READ WITH PILOT POWER / SPORTS ON TRACK

 

Tire manufacturers usually spec. cold tire pressures.

 

Yo guys-I run 36 in front 42 in rear on my Dunlop 208s any one know if thats a good idea?