what air pressure do you run

crossed over to the darkside last week and i am playing with air pressure to find a happy setting i am running a 205/65/15 yokohama envigor any input would be great .
btw pics are comming soon

I am running a Goodyear Triple Tred 205/65-15 on my 1800 S at 34 psi and it feels excellent there. 2 lbs up or down can make a huge difference, have to play with it till it feels the way you like to ride.

I run the Yokahama Avid Touring 205-70-15 at 35/36 and at 37 2 up with my shocks set at 3.

Jerry

General Grabber 205/70/15 @ 36psi.

im running at 37 psi and i am trying to get used to a little more wiggle than a mc tire.

GYTT 205-60-16 34 - 36 psi. less reaction to uneven road surfaces at 34.

Douglas 205/65/15.... 31 to 34 psi!

yello1300c wrote:im running at 37 psi and i am trying to get used to a little more wiggle than a mc tire.

Bobby taught me that to reduce "wiggle" on tar snakes and cracks ... drop the pressure a couple of pounds. I had the same problem on my GYTT and when I hit 34#s it was like magic. Try a couple of pounds at a time till you get there.

Used to ride Dunlop SP-2000 225-50/15 No shocks, 38 PSI

Beermand wrote:I am running a Goodyear Triple Tred 205/65-15 on my 1800 S at 34 psi and it feels excellent there. 2 lbs up or down can make a huge difference, have to play with it till it feels the way you like to ride.

What kind or wheels do you have on your S I have a 2002 S and I am going darkside I am now trying to figure what tire to use I have spoke wheels and am wondering if you have spokes on yours also did you have any trouble mounting the tire you picked I like the tread desine if there are any tricks i should know or any trouble you had please let me know thanks

I have spoke wheels and I sealed them with the 3M 5200 thanks to the write up wayne posted. It was a little tough to get the tire on the rim, used a tire machine my friend had and it took us 120 psi to seat the tire. Ran it to 110 the first time and didn't seat let the air out and lubed it again and seated at 120. I didn't run a tube as i was concerned about the tube holding up to the high pressure to seat the bead. I have read from the others to highly smooth and polish the inside of your rim and the tire will seat better with less psi I will do that on the next car tire install. I am very happy with the GYTT.