mecsw500
Well-known member
My XPS branded Kendas I run at 20 psi front, 28 psi rear.
I ran the original Kendas at 18 psi front and 28 psi rear.
The more I run these XPS branded Kendas, in torrential rain and blistering heat, the better they are, in my opinion, than the originals. I still think they are good enough to run until they wear out and get replaced by whatever car tire is available and suitable at that time.
I'm running mine as experiencing a set of one. Others might think they are still not up to the task, though I personally have no major complaints about them. Of course, I will see how it goes and I'll report back on any problems, should they occur.
I tried experimenting with pressures on the front, but 20 psi seemed about right for the best compromise in handling in various road and weather conditions. The rear also doesn't seem to benefit from raising or lowering the pressure beyond what the placard recommends.
I ran the original Kendas at 18 psi front and 28 psi rear.
The more I run these XPS branded Kendas, in torrential rain and blistering heat, the better they are, in my opinion, than the originals. I still think they are good enough to run until they wear out and get replaced by whatever car tire is available and suitable at that time.
I'm running mine as experiencing a set of one. Others might think they are still not up to the task, though I personally have no major complaints about them. Of course, I will see how it goes and I'll report back on any problems, should they occur.
I tried experimenting with pressures on the front, but 20 psi seemed about right for the best compromise in handling in various road and weather conditions. The rear also doesn't seem to benefit from raising or lowering the pressure beyond what the placard recommends.
