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tyre pressures for 295/30 18 rear tyres ?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi I know what the fronts should be but does anyone know what rear pressures should be on 295/30' s ?? thanks Julian.

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I " think" it' s 44psi (when cold) as standard on all 18" rear tyres for 996' s.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

44 psi. As well as being in the handbook, which they tell you to keep in the car but I don' t, it is inside the fuel flap. Just realised, if they weren' t standard then the sticker inside the fuel flap might be misleading.

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