The owner's manual (such as it is) refers to the engine placard for tire pressure. The placard says 25 psi all tires. (Of course, it also says min 87 octane and the owner's manual says min 91 octane.) What pressure are others using? TIA
I haven't actually checked the pressure since I got my Venice, but I'll check and report back. As far as fuel, I'm never going lower than 93 with a turbocharged performance tuned motor. I've been taught from owning a Mazdaspeed 3 that anything less than 93 is asking for detonation.
(08-13-2019, 03:55 PM)jpjrv Wrote: The owner's manual (such as it is) refers to the engine placard for tire pressure. The placard says 25 psi all tires. (Of course, it also says min 87 octane and the owner's manual says min 91 octane.) What pressure are others using? TIA
I have the same question - used to checking on my motorcycles, and my cars tell me
I keep my tires at 25psi. You have to keep in mind that the Venice is very light so it doesn’t need the higher tire pressure that heavier cars require.
2022 VV book says 25 psi. Actual sticker between seat backrests says 30. Had bit of tire squeal at 25 psi. Think may get better tire life at prescribed pressure.
(03-30-2022, 04:30 PM)RustyTeeth Wrote: 2022 VV book says 25 psi. Actual sticker between seat backrests says 30. Had bit of tire squeal at 25 psi. Think may get better tire life at prescribed pressure.
The sticker behind the seats on my 22 Venice GT says 30 psi as well, but it's for 19" wheels/tires . I have mine set at 25 psi.
I have 18 inch tires all around so my sticker applies. Please share your mileage and handling i will keep mine at 30 and monitor wear carefully up to 89 miles on it so far, that was the trip home from whites harley Davidson.
Thanks!
. I have mine set at 25 psi.
