Tyre Pressure Calculator - Scwalbe Pressure Prof

[DieBoy]

Just came across this and thought it might be useful for someone else:

Schwalbe | Ralf Bohle GmbH


For non-Schwalbe tyres you'll need to approximate the equivalent compound (e.g. Super Trail)

 

[Arminius]

Used it for getting starting point for my Maxxis and works well.

 

[VWsurfbum]

I played with it last night, It was bang on with what I run.

 

[steve_sordy]

It's all in foreign!

 

[Jackware]

It's all in foreign!

Click on the 3 line menu symbol top right, and at the bottom of the resulting page is a language option drop down.
A more serious issue is, considering they make them, that no fat tyre options are shown

 

[steve_sordy]

Click on the 3 line menu symbol top right, and at the bottom of the resulting page is a language option drop down.
A more serious issue is, considering they make them, that no fat tyre options are shown

My apologies Jackware for wasting your time, I was attempting to be funny.

I was channeling my godson (rip). He was so thick that (age 18) he sold all his possessions and rode to France on his motorbike to spend the summer grape-picking. He was back within two days because when he got there, he discovered that they all "spoke foreign!"
He never got past Calais!
And he went too early anyway, the grapes were still growing!
It was a good job that his Mum and Dad took him back because he was now penniless, except for his motorbike!

 

[DieBoy]

My apologies Jackware for wasting your time, I was attempting to be funny.

I was about to apologise for my multilingual absent mindedness and not noticing I'd posted a non English link. .

Updated the link in the original post now.

 

[High Rock Ruti]

I was about to apologise for my multilingual absent mindedness and not noticing I'd posted a non English link. .

Updated the link in the original post now.

Calculated seems high suggested 31 psi rear usually run 26 psi?

 

[DieBoy]

Calculated seems high suggested 31 psi rear usually run 26 psi?

The calculator should probably be taken as a suggested starting point, then adjust to personal preferences, rather than a hard rule.

I found it useful when changing tyres recently.

 

[Pedec]

It tells me 40psi or 3 bar. That seems way to high. I run 26psi and 28psi.

 

[The Hodge]

No chance I'll be running those pressures based on my stats 2.6 bar front & 2.8 bar rear = 38psi & 41psi ( rounded up) ..I'd be bouncing around the trail like a fucking kangaroo..and I didn't factor in the weight of my backpack ( which is heavy ) ..
I'm running 21psi front & 24psi rear on a tubeless set up after much faffing around and it seems to work just fine