22psi is very low. Radial tires run higher pressures than the old
diagonal tires. For normal road use start with 2bar/29psi front and
rear. If to harsh lower the pressure slightly but not below 25psi.
If to soggy/heavy on the steering/vague increase the pressure to a max.
of about 35psi.
You can play around a bit with different front and rear pressures to
induce more or less over-/understeer.
The higher the load and/or speed the higher the pressure.
There is no optimal tire pressure, it all depends on the circumstances
like load, speed, road conditions etc.
Kees Oudesluijs
NL
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