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  1. Lee

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    #1 Lee, Jun 4, 2006
    a website or something that shows tyre pressure for a citroen c2?</p>
     
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    #2 jedi one, Jun 4, 2006
    it will be on the tyre somewhere.
     
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    #3 Terry Nutkins, Jun 5, 2006
    Can't go wrong with 33 psi

    My answer to everything pressure wise.
     
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    #4 Guest, Jun 5, 2006
    RE: Can't go wrong with 33 psi

    33psi front
    36psi back

    but bare in mind I only have 2 tyres :)
     
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    #5 Lee, Jun 5, 2006
    RE: Can't go wrong with 33 psi

    front and back?
     
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    #6 Terry Nutkins, Jun 5, 2006
    What are you riding?

    2 tyres you maniac. I'd contemplate blowing a bikes tyres up to the size of a zephyr for more grip. </p>

    Alternatively buy a spackmoid mobile (reliant robin) and use the golden wonder snack ringo's as a tyre</p>
     
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    #7 Terry Nutkins, Jun 5, 2006
    yep....

    unless your chaving it then 36 back and front with the windows darn and music on full blast.</p>

    36 psi is for racing slicks</p>
     
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