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Same for me; 22psi all round.
Vredestein 165 T-Trac 2 rear, Continental 165 front.

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I always ran at 22 psi. don't forget the tyres are an integral of the suspension, much more so than modern cars.


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Originally Posted By The Austrian
Originally Posted By Roger-Cheshire
I run on 24psi which seems best for mine. Interesting in what you say about using the 185's - do you get better grip?

My impression: the car drives more solid on the road with better road holding at twisty streets, also in the wet. And I like the look. Vredestein classics!


Thanks for that, that's interesting. thumbs


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One more thing: the 185/70 fit the original rims and are only slightly smaller in diameter than the standard 165/80. Much easier to find 185/65 dimensions but those provide less road clearance.


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Thanks Hannes, very helpful to know.


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And 22 psi on 165 Vredestein Classics works for me.


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I have run at 22 all round for years. Only ever increase when traveling with four up or when loaded with tents etc.


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Originally Posted By A11OGE
I have run at 22 all round for years. Only ever increase when traveling with four up or when loaded with tents etc.


It's a bit excessive taking a mobile garage with you. wink


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