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k let me rephrase that my 98 grand prix has 245/35 R 20 the side wall is really small like and inch and a half

from rim to street what pressure would you have tha tires at, im afraid of blowing a tire if i hit a pothole or something hard enough. any tire experts out there. or anyone with 20s on there grand prix what do you set them at.

I roll on 245/35 20 in the summer time on my grand prix (I live in Utah, and have to have studded snow tires in the winter)

Mine are Kumho’s and they say up to 50 psi. so i kept 45 psi in them.

I had one blow out in 2 years, They were doing construction, and i hit a pot hole that practically swallowed my car… I mean this hole was about 8 inches deep, 10 inches across, and 18 inches long. It was the perfect pothole for killing you car. Other then that i have hit my fair share of potholes that aren’t that bad, and my tires are fine.

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