Originally Posted By BertR
Originally Posted By Peter J
Originally Posted By Alistair
Only thing to watch is that until the pressures do raise the road height is a touch lower so that shiny sump is (more) at risk.

On the MB I have the tyre pressure monitor. I set 36psi generally. On a cold morning it does drop and often shows 33 on a cold morning as I set off. If I am carrying stuff and pushing on they can show up to 38.



Does your display show psi? I wish ours did.
It shows kPa, which I find unhelpful as a change of 10 kPa is only 1.45 psi.
Do you know how to change the units displayed?

Good fot MB to just stick to SI units, only!
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Bert


No! Never!. Using units named after a Frog! What's wrong with good British Imperial units like psi and pints and miles and feet? englandwave These SI units were no doubt the result of expenses paid international gravy train meetings in exotic and dirty places like Paris for example.

Harumph.