Tyre pressures! Stoopid
Discussion
So, having been fastidiously attending to all the little jobs I thought needed doing during the last 6 weeks or so I figured I should check the tyres pressures as (i'm ashamed to say) I haven't done it since buying the car in May!! 
Anyway I reckoned despite the possibility of inheriting the odd tired bush......ahem, the handling was not as it should be.
So into the local juice station to check the pressures and this is what I found..............
Front nearside 21 psi
Front offside 20 psi
Rear nearside 23 psi
Rear offside 27 psi
I have them all at 30 psi now and was wondering what people ran their cars at. As the wedge is a relatively light car I figured going too hard would have it bouncing all over the place.
Thoughts?
Jimbo

Anyway I reckoned despite the possibility of inheriting the odd tired bush......ahem, the handling was not as it should be.
So into the local juice station to check the pressures and this is what I found..............
Front nearside 21 psi
Front offside 20 psi
Rear nearside 23 psi
Rear offside 27 psi
I have them all at 30 psi now and was wondering what people ran their cars at. As the wedge is a relatively light car I figured going too hard would have it bouncing all over the place.
Thoughts?
Jimbo
I wouldn't assume that the air pump gauge at a petrol station is correct, too much throwing around by Jo Public. I know some that are 9lb overeading so I have always checked mine with my own gauge. Saying that, my guage (that I don't use) on my air line over reads by about 15lb
ETA meant to put over reads, corrected now tho
ETA meant to put over reads, corrected now tho
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