[sylvan]

Originally Posted by Poitive

Warm and Cold tyre pressure
Manufacturers' recommended tyre pressure is cold tyre pressure. This means tyre pressure checked, before running the car in the morning. When you use the car, due to heat, the air in the tyres expands, thereby increasing tyre pressure.We call that warm tyre pressure.

Evidently, cold tyre pressure is a lot more reliable a means to keep track of.

Have noted the tyre pressure to often change between 2-5psi from cold to warm readings. It could be more, or rarely, even less. So the 32 you talk about - if it is warm, it may anyway be about 29 cold.

Thanks Poitive. I fill 32 when warm and also the suspension is not compromised at this pressure. Feels comfortable in city.