I have the stock Goodyear Eagle on my Murano -
I just got it back from the dealer who serviced it for possible bad alignment (I don't know if they did anything, I can't feel the difference) -
anyways, when I first got the car, the Tire Pressure Monitor indicated that the tires were inflated to 40 PSI all around.
When I handed the car in the other day, I told the service guy to check the tire pressures for me - and guess what? I got them all back at 45 PSI !!!!!! How screwed up is that?
I read the door panel label for recommended tire pressure and it says 33.
Why would the monkeys at the dealership service department overinflate my tires to their maximum PSI?
I can only assume that they have idiots working there who couldn't give a damn about your car, or they have not been properly instructed about how to take pride in their "excellent service record" (according to the dealer's own self-inflated ego-boosting aggrandizing advertisment).
So I delfated the tires myself to around 35 all around. The car feels less bumpy now, thank goodness.
I just got it back from the dealer who serviced it for possible bad alignment (I don't know if they did anything, I can't feel the difference) -
anyways, when I first got the car, the Tire Pressure Monitor indicated that the tires were inflated to 40 PSI all around.
When I handed the car in the other day, I told the service guy to check the tire pressures for me - and guess what? I got them all back at 45 PSI !!!!!! How screwed up is that?
I read the door panel label for recommended tire pressure and it says 33.
Why would the monkeys at the dealership service department overinflate my tires to their maximum PSI?
I can only assume that they have idiots working there who couldn't give a damn about your car, or they have not been properly instructed about how to take pride in their "excellent service record" (according to the dealer's own self-inflated ego-boosting aggrandizing advertisment).
So I delfated the tires myself to around 35 all around. The car feels less bumpy now, thank goodness.
