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New Z Owners - Check your tire pressure

Hi All, I took delivery of my new Z on Feb 12th. Today, I checked my tire pressure for the first time (while car was cold) and found it was

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Default New Z Owners - Check your tire pressure

Hi All,

I took delivery of my new Z on Feb 12th. Today, I checked my tire pressure for the first time (while car was cold) and found it was ~45 psig on all four tires when the recommended pressure is 35 psig (sticker inside driver's door)!! I was surprised, so I checked again with a different guage - same results. The car has been driving fine and did not really notice or suspect a problem with tire pressure. I do notice some difference now in feel and ride quality now that dropped it to 35 psig.

Maybe, it is just a one time thing, but I wanted to bring this to everyone's attention in case others have same issue. Suggest you check the pressure of your tires.

Happy Z driving...
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