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Originally Posted by Lotus7
I don't think it makes much difference, but I set them all to about 35 psi this time of year when it's about 35-40 deg F. in the garage.. I do stack them 4-high (with layers of plastic foam and cardboard between them), so want to be sure they're all inflated enough to eliminate any sidewall deformation of the bottom ones. Done it that way for years with plain street tires and lightweight (thin sidewall) race tires and never had any problems.
They are designed to withstand 45 psi at 150 mph speeds and 200 deg. temps., so sitting in a cool garage at "0" mph should be a welcome rest at 35 psi.  |
Thanks, mine are stacked 4-high too so the keeping the pressure at 35+ makes sense to aid the separation