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Message: I just got the Primacy MXV4 installed two weeks ago. BMW 528i sedan. These tires are everything that I expected; because they are Grand Touring tires and I want a comfortable riding car. I started out at 30 PSI but found the tire was too spongy, after increasing to 35 PSI, the ride became more firm and solid (and VERY SMOOTH), not spongy. In my case, 36 PSI is the max recommended for my car -- yours may differ.

It depends on what you want from your vehicle.

If you're getting "bounce", I suggest adjusting the air pressure. Try increasing it to 33-35 PSI to firm-up the ride. Otherwise try to exchange them for a more agreeable tire.

Good Luck!
 
 

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