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WelshGas



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Wales 2010 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Santorini Black
Tyre Pressure Advice
Standard 2010MY 90 XS on factory fitted Boost alloys and factory fit tyres. The tyre pressures have been as standard 30psi Front 38psi Rear as detailed in the handbook. Tyre wear as measured today showed more wear in the centre of the tread compared to the outer and inner which were equal i.e.: High Pressure.

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bm52



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BigMike



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depends on what load you're carrying, how you drive, where you drive, it's not easy to answer really since handling is so hugely affected by it.

I ran my 90 at 32 front, 36 rear. no wear issues and great handling (on OME shocks and iron man B springs)
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WelshGas



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Thanks BM52. That's what I've set them to now.

Big Mike - standard suspension, gentle greenlaning and mainly tarmac. Rarely carry enough in the back to require headlamps to be adjusted. LANDYWATCH

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