Michelin Axial Pro Tire Pressure

[email hidden] (PJ) wrote in news:5d884f5a.0304260802.2d68b8a5 @posting.google.com:

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Checking with those out there that run Michelin Axial Pro's as to what they have found as the
optimal tire pressure. I have been running mine at 125. Thanks.

Optimal pressure depends a lot on your weight, terrain, road conditions, and tire width. On rough,
mountainous roads, you'll probably do better with a somewhat lower pressure.

95 PSI

25's though.

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Checking with those out there that run Michelin Axial Pro's as to what they have found as the
optimal tire pressure. I have been running mine at 125. Thanks.

"KBH" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Ahbra.652305$3D1.360977@sccrnsc01...

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95 PSI

25's though.

"PJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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Checking with those out there that run Michelin Axial Pro's as to what they have found as the
optimal tire pressure. I have been running mine at 125. Thanks.

Anything under 100psi you risk snakebite flats, I've had none above 100psi but several at 90psi
(these on 23 rear 19 front)

Ken said:

[email hidden] (PJ) wrote in news:5d884f5a.0304260802.2d68b8a5 @posting.google.com:

Quoted message said:

Checking with those out there that run Michelin Axial Pro's as to what they have found as the
optimal tire pressure. I have been running mine at 125. Thanks.

Optimal pressure depends a lot on your weight, terrain, road conditions, and tire width. On rough,
mountainous roads, you'll probably do better with a somewhat lower pressure.

And a wider tire!