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Asked by Anthony
Re using the tyre pressure placard rather than the tyre dealer's recommendation. My daughter is about to do a defensive driving course and they insist the tyre pressure should be 40psi so what are your thoughts? They don't even know which car she will be driving, which is a 2011 Toyota Corolla.
Answered by CarsGuide
22 Jun 2015Higher pressures are used for such courses because she will be doing extreme exercises and the higher pressures mean better grip while minimising tyre wear.
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