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A few weeks ago I had Karma down in Denver while I was out of town. The day I drove home (from 5300 feet, over two mountain passes of 11,000 feet to about 8000 feet at the house) coincided with the first snow of the season, and thus the first real cold temps, down in the 20's. The next morning I had my first ever 'low tire pressure warning,' and it said (very quickly as the screen disappears in a millisecond) my left front was 46psi and the right front was 45psi, while both rear tires were at 41psi. So, for the first time ever, I actually looked at the sticker on the door and it recommended 40psi for the front and 36 for the back!
My question is: What psi is everyone else using?
Yes, I have adjusted the front tires to equal amounts (46psi), but the warning will not go away. If 46 is too low, yet the sticker says 40 is correct, what's a clueless Karma owner to do?
My question is: What psi is everyone else using?
Yes, I have adjusted the front tires to equal amounts (46psi), but the warning will not go away. If 46 is too low, yet the sticker says 40 is correct, what's a clueless Karma owner to do?