19" Michelin Pilot Super Sport baseline psi?

[administerturbo]

About to swap over to the summer setup this week. First time running the super sports. Anyone found a pressure they are happy with to start me out. Every tire is a little different.

Thanks...

[whts4]

36 psi frt, 33 psi rear

[Luna's S4]

36/36. The number of responses to your post will equal the number of different opinions.

[acsgp]

I run 39 psi cold, front and back on the PSS on the 19" rim.

[JohnEnglish]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...ng-information

[acsgp]

I used to do 39/36 front/rear for my A6 as it was FWD, and is found that it helped with lessening understeer. But in the S4, I found it didn't make much diff as there was much less understeer to begin with, so ended up with the 39/39. Perhaps it's the sport diff contributing to the lack of understeer.

[Jay@JXB]

For Autocross I use 33/30 for extra contact patch and even lower cold on the track, wouldn't recommend it for the road though. Generally your fronts should be in the neighborhood of 3-5 psi higher to account for the extra weight up front.

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[the4siswickid]

I use 39 front 33 rear.... Per manual


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[Works2shoot]

I use 39 front 33 rear.... Per manual


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My door jam says 41/41

[vtbert3]

My door jam says 41/41

That is for a full load of people/cargo/fuel. Your manual will have different numbers as stated above.

[DeltaHawk60]

My door jam says 41/41

For a "full load condition" (max gross weight) vehicle, that would be correct. Manual (for 2012 S4) says 36 front / 33 rear for "normal" load conditions (up to 3 occupants) for high performance 255/35 R19 96Y XL tires.

39 / 35 for normal load 18" tires if curious.

[Antekaudi]

I used 39 front and 36 rear on 245/35/19