It is rather obvious that NOBODY knows anthing about Hondas on this forum.I just counted all the hits on this first page (993) and then counted all the replies (13). You people would rather just read that help anybody. You all know NOTHING about your cars. The only help someone can give me is where can I go to get some REAL answers, from people who actually KNOW SOMETHING about their cars!

 

I couldn't be more right about you people. On 9/28/06, alexz, had the topic "Tyres air pressure". Their simple question was about front tire pressure. Itis now 2 months later and 82 people have read this thread. Does NOBODY, NOT ONE have any idea what the front tire pressure should be? And you call yourselves Honda enthusiasts? No wonder nobody answers any questions, They don't even know what air pressure their tires need! I rest my case. Good Luck!!

 

I also noticed you did not give the proper response for the question asked, that far back was it because the sticker on the door said what the tyre pressure should be per manufactor. You could also have responded that radial tires always give the appearance of a low pressure look.

 

I'm sorry that I did not give a proper response, but you seem to have missed the point to this whole thread. It's that nobody has an answer to any questions. All anybody wants to do is read the questions. I once wrote a question to my Impala SS forum about what gas I should use, regular or premium, and in ONE WEEK, I has 127 answers, ranging from simple to scientific! Here a guy asks a simple question about tire pressure, and in 2 MONTHS, nobody has an answer about what his tire pressure should be! 7 months ago, a guy asks what to do to get better mileage from his 1988 Honda, 209 people read the question, NOBODY HAD AN ANSWER, NOBODY! You compare total number of hits to total number of replies and you can see why I say, NOBODY KNOWS ANYTHING ON THIS SITE.

 

on the factory hondas the tire pressure is 35 psi but if u have different tires simply read the side of the tire and it will tell u the correct tire pressure