[nike001]

Are tire pressures something anyone else here is constantly messing with?

MPSS:
Last year I briefly used 42/45 and felt the car was too stiff and dart-ey.
This year I've been using 35/37 so far and feel the car is way too squishy.
Towards the end of last year before I put my snows on I used 38/42 and found the car to react nicely.

I personally prefer keeping pressures staggered, but I'm sure I'll tweak that shortly as well. Also, obviously, I feel stock BMW pressures are way too low.

What do you guys keep your tires at?

[pikcachu]

34F 37R

[Drpoomanchu]

F37 R38 19's 30 series tires. car feels pretty good so far. might play a little more into the summer.

[Liquidpaper]

Hankook RS3 255/35 square. Try to run 34 warm, but they're a little low ATM. On track I shoot for 35-36 hot.

[AUSf22]

36F 38R for daily street driving most year round, if it's summer in AU the roads get extremely hot so 34F 36R

[BarryJI]

36/40 cold is the sweet spot for me.

[Tpeterson]

36F/ 35R Trying to lessen the under steer.

[RWDdrifter]

I'm happy with 36F 38R. Haven't experimented with other pressures.

I wonder why BMW recommends 32 on the front? Maybe for more comfort. Maybe for more understeer but the staggered tires provide that by themselves.

[Tpeterson]

Originally Posted by RWDdrifter

I'm happy with 36F 38R. Haven't experimented with other pressures.

I wonder why BMW recommends 32 on the front? Maybe for more comfort. Maybe for more understeer but the staggered tires provide that by themselves.

I think it is for more understeer. Apparently tire stagger didn't cause enough of it.
If it was for comfort, the rears would have less than 38.I would think.

[DanG]

I'm running 33 front 36 rear on stock PSSs.

[blanquito]

36F/40R with staggered MPSS