I have just bought a 2009 vogue se which is fitted with 22in wheels ,does anyone know what the tyre pressures should be with this size tyre 285/35 R22 106Y.From what I have read 22in wheels are not really the way to go but as they are in very good condition with nearly new tyres I,ll stick with them for now.Any help would be appreciated. 2009 Vogue SE Zermatt silver

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sorry put it in the wrong section..thanks stan,fullfatrr sticker on rear window now too . 2009 Vogue SE Zermatt silver

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I can't help you with exact pressures as I don't run those tyres, but from what I can suss most people with rubber bands tend to run them at higher pressure than standard, so 33 psi would be a good starting point

I can tell you that I run mine on 33 front and 45 rear (18's) but that is because I do a lot of towing. The main thing is to put enough air in the tyres so that they look inflated, but not too much so that they are perfectly round, as you'll get a really bad ride and no grip in the wet If you look on the side of the tyre there will be will be in small and impossible to read print, a maximum cold pressure, do not exceed this. And I'd try and stay 10-15 psi below that

The higher the pressure the better fuel economy you'll get, but at the expense of ride quality and grip. Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Thanks for you're help Martin. .I'll use your figures as a starting point and see how I get on..Thanks again. . 2009 Vogue SE Zermatt silver

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don't know where i got the name Martin from. .. 2009 Vogue SE Zermatt silver

It's easy to determine the correct tyre pressure for any size tyre...

1. Make your best guess.
2. Ensure the tyre is cold, overnight is best.
3. Pump up to your guess.
4. Drive at 70mph for 20mins minimum (i.e. get the tyre up to normal temp)
5. Stop and check the tyre pressure. It should be exactly 4PSI higher than step 1.
6. If it isn't then adjust the starting pressure until you get it right...

 Pete

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mrtidy wrote:

I have just bought a 2009 vogue se which is fitted with 22in wheels ,does anyone know what the tyre pressures should be with this size tyre 285/35 R22 106Y.From what I have read 22in wheels are not really the way to go but as they are in very good condition with nearly new tyres I,ll stick with them for now.Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks for all the replies guys ..I,ll see how things go..very helpful . 2009 Vogue SE Zermatt silver

I have those tyres on my 06 SC and run the pressures as per the label on the door pillar. I run at the lower pressures (sub 100mph unloaded) as that's how I drive and this seems fine. For a while I tried the higher over-100mph pressures and the ride over bumps was noticeably worse.

Can any member with a 405 running on factory 22’s give some insight as to what they run their’s at?

My 2016 tyre pressures from factory are

Light load 34front 37 rear
Heavy load 40 front 47 rear

Hope this helps. Agueroooooooooo. 93-20
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