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Posted

My 996 TT 2003 runs on 19 inch Sportec's. The tires are; front 225/35/ZR19, back 315/25/ZR19. Continental ContactSport2

Recommendation for tire pressure please ... 50/50 town / freeway driving, no tracking.

Has anybody these same tires or at least the same sizes?

Thanks a million.

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Posted (edited)

I suggest you stick with factory/owners manual pressures for the street.

Aren't the factory pressure values based on factory 18" tires? The OP is running 19's (if that even matters) and so am I.

Edited by GaFFLe
Posted

Loren, thank you, so.... I am trying to find those TSB's but they are hiding. What is the recommended pressure?? I will check my users guide tonight but I wonder as indeed I have the 19's and boy, they are skinny :-) I am wondering.

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