Correct tire pressures for SS wheels?

I was just wondering what the "correct" pressure rating would be for the SS. My car obviously isn't one, and I don't know if I should follow the door placard or what the placard would be on an actual SS (if different). I've searched online to no avail.

Maybe this would have something to do with my erratic handling on the car...

Figure this would also answer the question for those of us who are too poor to have owned a real SS yet...

should say on the tires

I usually run 35 psi all around.

I would put 36PSI in them.

The lable on the door of an Impala ss says 32lbs. You can go up a few lbs. This will help in mpgs, but try not to go below that number much, as it will hurt mpgs

mean ss wrote:

should say on the tires

I'd have to put my .02 cents in and say never go by what the tire sidewall says.. That's MAX PSI, typically 44 on pass. car tires.. nothing bad would happen, but you'd most likely feel like you were driving on rocks.. Definitely go by the door sticker.. Most labels I check on the wagons or Fleetwoods are either 35psi all around, or 30front 35rear.. I keep all of my tires on these B/D bodies @ 36psi..

96Brougham wrote:

mean ss wrote:

should say on the tires

I'd have to put my .02 cents in and say never go by what the tire sidewall says.. That's MAX PSI, typically 44 on pass. car tires.. nothing bad would happen, but you'd most likely feel like you were driving on rocks.. Definitely go by the door sticker.. Most labels I check on the wagons or Fleetwoods are either 35psi all around, or 30front 35rear.. I keep all of my tires on these B/D bodies @ 36psi..

all tires are different you can't go by the door sticker
my goodyears say 52 psi but I run them at 40 psi

I actually wound up putting 36~ in all of them just to make them a little more firm, feels better going over expansion joints and around corners, etc.