17th May 2001, 04:41
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m5board.comoholic (>1000 posts)
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I have my 19" on for almost two weeks (with almost 1,000 miles), I put 40 psi for front tires (245/35/19) and 44 psi for rear ones (275/30/19). Please make sure that you maintain the air pressure on all tires to prevent wheel damage.
There have been a couple times where the comp. indicated "tire defect" but after checking the tire pressure immediately on both times, everything is fine. After you turn off the engine and turn it back on, the message is gone.
Sometimes, the dealer like to blow things out of the proportion but don't be alarmed by it. Not gonna mess anything up, if you use the correct/proper size tires for your wheels.
One thing important is to complete a four-wheel alignment at your earliest convenience after replacing the wheels and tires.
Please feel free to e-mail me at stallionconcepts@aol.com for any further question you may have.
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Adrian
01 M5 LeMans Blue/Silverstone - Titanium Trim
[This message has been edited by Stallion M5 (edited 17 May 2001).]
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