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Tire Pressure Thread

18K views 17 replies 15 participants last post by  slimchef675 
#1 ·
Please post your tire brand, PSI, and riding type if you'd like to share what you use. Thanks! :blind:

Track: Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Tires: R-190/55 F-120/70 | DOT D211 GPA's N-Tec
Pressure: Front 33 Hot, Rear 23 Hot
Compound: Medium

Track: Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Tires: R-180/55 F-120/70 | DOT Bridgestone R10's
Pressure: Front 34 Hot, Rear 33 Hot
Compound: Type 2 (Med) F | Type 3 (Hard) R

Track: Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Tires: R-180/55 F-120/70 | Pirelli Diablo Superbike
Pressure: Front 33 Hot, Rear 28 Hot
Compound: SC2
 
#2 ·
Track: NJMP Lightning/Thunder, Summit Main
Tire: 180/55, 120/70 = Pirelli DRC
Pressure: Front 31 Hot, Rear 29 Hot

Works for me in most places. :laugh:
 
#5 ·
Track: Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Tires: R-180/55 F-120/70 | Dunlop Q2
Pressure: Front: 34 Cold, Rear: 33 Cold (if it is a hot day)
Pressure: Front: 33 Cold, Rear: 33 Cold (average temp day)
Pressure: Front: 32 Cold, Rear: 30 Cold (on cooler days)
Compound: n/a

Track: Chuckwalla Valley Raceway
Tires: R-190/55 F-120/70 | DOT Michelin Power Race
Pressure: Front 31 Cold, Rear 23 Cold
Compound: Front: Medium Front or PRC front; Rear: Hard Compound (PR 5)
 
#8 ·
Track: Kyalami
Tyres: K1 120/70 | K1 180/55 | Metzeler Racetech
Pressure: Front 29 Hot | Rear 22 Hot

Track: Redstar Raceway
Tyres: K1 120/70 | K1 180/55 | Metzeler Racetech
PressureL Front 30 Hot | Rear 23 Hot

Depends on the temperatures though, when it's a soaring hot day I run the pressures low like this, but on a cooler day you need to bump it up a bit.
 
#9 ·
Track: NJMP thunderbolt/NNCAR
Tires: Bridgestone bt-003rs
Pressures: Front - 28psi hot. Rear - 27psi hot

Was using 29/27 but I prefer a soft front.
 
#15 ·
stock tires info

Not sure if this is the right place for this.. I couldn't find recommended pressures anywhere for the stock Dragons that come on the Daytona so I emailed Pirelli. Here's their response:

Tire: Dragon Supercorsa Pro
Method: Hot, warmers at ~165*F
Front: 32
Rear: 28
 
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