Thread: New tires+ new alignment = strange handling?
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Old 06-19-2008, 04:15 AM
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KS-CS is right. I think you need to monitor hot pressure. I kept my bridgestone OEM at 37 PSI hot front and rear. It works great.

I have -2 camber in rear and 0.06 total rear toe and it seems to work good for me. BTW why did you add more rear toe?
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