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  1. 12-22-2015 09:41 AM #1
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    Pzero psi question

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    When i bougth my rs5 2013 i cheked the tires all of them where on 35 psi they are pzeros run flat 275/20/30 Z , i usually drive in streets whit alot of bumps and holes , and 2 persons on the car max , whats the recommended psi I should put on them? Sorry for my english not my first language , thanks for the help


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    Are you sure they are the run flat P Zero? This is the first I heard an RS5 coming with run flats. Anyway, this info is all in your user manual. Normal load pressure for up to 2 passengers is 39f/35r and full load pressure is 44f/41r.
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    Old owner changed then , i saw the sticker in the door etc but are running flat wheels any different? Thanks


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    Yeah, run flats make a difference due to their stiffer side walls. They make the ride generally much worse. I haven't seen tire pressure recommendations for the P Zero run flat, but if you go with the recommendations in the manual, the ride will be rougher compared to the standard P Zero.
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    Thanks for the info


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