Hi Steve. These tires are not the same size as the originals, so manual
does not apply.
If you want to find out what is right for your car, and your driving
style, buy an IF temp meter, drive the car, test the temp across the tire.
Radio Shack has one for $50, and it's pretty accurate. You can also
check the temp gauge, AC ducts in house, what ever.
Larry
ssage@socal.rr.com wrote:
>
> I have Pirelli 185-70-13 (13") tires on my Tiger I bought a few months
> ago. What's the best tire pressure to use for street driving? The tire
> shops always want to go to 30-32 lbs. which gives a retty harsh ride.
> The Tiger owner's handbook says 26 lbs up TO 110 mph, 32 lbs. over 110
> mph. Since I only occassionally go over 110 mph (like when I'm going to
> the market or driving by schools), is the 26 lbs. appropriate with
> modern tires?
>
> Steve Sage
> 1967 MK1A
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