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They sound way too low IMHO. My real life experience of over 50 years riding is that your source of reference should either be Shinko's own data/website or your owners manual. Correct pressure is likely to be around 40psi.
I agree with grb... check the manufacturers web site, they should have a specifications page... I usually run the max psi listed or just a lb or two under max psi.
Shinkotireusa.com has spec charts for the Super Classic 270 some are 33 max psi, some are 41 & 42 psi, depending on tire size. It appears all of the 16 tires are 33 max psi.
I didnt see any E270 tires, just the Super Classic 270 series.
I would go with whats stamped on your sidewalls!
Last edited by GOGOBECK; Aug 23, 2019 at 08:10 AM.
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