Michelin Axial Pro Tire Pressure

[Pj]

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.

 

[Ken]

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

 

[Kbh]

95 PSI

25's though.

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

 

[Neil D]

"KBH" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:Ahbra.652305$3D1.360977@sccrnsc01...
> 95 PSI
>
> 25's though.
>
>
> "PJ" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > 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)

 

[Steve Palincsar]

On Sat, 26 Apr 2003 11:47:42 -0400, Ken wrote:

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