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Okay this CNY period many of us will be using the NSHW it seems.
Here is a list of Tips and recommendation .. please help add in the list so others can benefit from it.


1. Do not Overinflate your tires - due to the high temperature generated over the long drive the air will expand and this prevents good contact with the road. I prefer to under inflate a little.

2. Bring a Pee-bag, so that you can pee when you need to a plastic bag with a cut out plastic bottle as a funnel works best.

3. Make sure your spare tyre is well inlfated

4. Get a steering wheel lock

5. Prepare $50-$100 RM note and put these in your wallet. The rest of the cash please put it somewhere else .. e.g. in your underwear

6. Make sure your coolant and water in your tank is sufficient..

7. Take note of speed trap location (You can refer to the LIST HERE)

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Okay this CNY period many of us will be using the NSHW it seems.

Here is a list of Tips and recommendation .. please help add in the list so others can benefit from it.

 

 

1. Do not Overinflate your tires - due to the high temperature generated over the long drive the air will expand and this prevents good contact with the road. I prefer to under inflate a little.

 

2. Bring a Pee-bag, so that you can pee when you need to a plastic bag with a cut out plastic bottle as a funnel works best.

 

3. Make sure your spare tyre is well inlfated

 

4. Get a steering wheel lock

 

5. Prepare $50-$100 RM note and put these in your wallet. The rest of the cash please put it somewhere else .. e.g. in your underwear

 

6. Make sure your coolant and water in your tank is sufficient..

 

7. Take note of speed trap location (You can refer to the LIST HERE)

 

8. AKLEAO

 

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  On 1/22/2009 at 1:19 AM, Ahgongwolve said:

1. Do not Overinflate your tires - due to the high temperature generated over the long drive the air will expand and this prevents good contact with the road. I prefer to under inflate a little.

 

 

http://www.michelin.com.sg/car/car_cat_tips.jsp?menu_name=1 ---> Under-inflation causes undue heat generation, faster wear at the shoulders of the tyre and structural degradation of the tyre. It can also affect your braking capabilities and reduce the stability of your vehicle.

I am confused with point #1 above. Is it better to under inflate a little ?

I can't recall where I seen some article that recommend to over-inflate when going for long distance drive.

 

Would you help to clarify.

Thanks.

 

 

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  On 1/22/2009 at 1:19 AM, Ahgongwolve said:

Okay this CNY period many of us will be using the NSHW it seems.

Here is a list of Tips and recommendation .. please help add in the list so others can benefit from it.

 

 

1. Do not Overinflate your tires - due to the high temperature generated over the long drive the air will expand and this prevents good contact with the road. I prefer to under inflate a little.

 

2. Bring a Pee-bag, so that you can pee when you need to a plastic bag with a cut out plastic bottle as a funnel works best.

 

3. Make sure your spare tyre is well inlfated

 

4. Get a steering wheel lock

 

5. Prepare $50-$100 RM note and put these in your wallet. The rest of the cash please put it somewhere else .. e.g. in your underwear

 

6. Make sure your coolant and water in your tank is sufficient..

 

7. Take note of speed trap location (You can refer to the LIST HERE)

 

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Oei your first point salah lah. it should be overinflate a little (i.e. follow the higher inflation pressure in the manual which is for heavy loads and/or long distance driving).

 

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  On 1/22/2009 at 1:19 AM, Ahgongwolve said:

Okay this CNY period many of us will be using the NSHW it seems.

Here is a list of Tips and recommendation .. please help add in the list so others can benefit from it.

 

 

1. Do not Overinflate your tires - due to the high temperature generated over the long drive the air will expand and this prevents good contact with the road. I prefer to under inflate a little.

 

2. Bring a Pee-bag, so that you can pee when you need to a plastic bag with a cut out plastic bottle as a funnel works best.

 

3. Make sure your spare tyre is well inlfated

 

4. Get a steering wheel lock

 

5. Prepare $50-$100 RM note and put these in your wallet. The rest of the cash please put it somewhere else .. e.g. in your underwear

 

6. Make sure your coolant and water in your tank is sufficient..

 

7. Take note of speed trap location (You can refer to the LIST HERE)

 

8.

 

9.

 

10.

 

11.

 

12.

 

Oei your first point salah lah. it should be overinflate a little (i.e. follow the higher inflation pressure in the manual which is for heavy loads and/or long distance driving).

 

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  On 1/22/2009 at 3:51 PM, Opel17 said:

http://www.michelin.com.sg/car/car_cat_tips.jsp?menu_name=1 ---> Under-inflation causes undue heat generation, faster wear at the shoulders of the tyre and structural degradation of the tyre. It can also affect your braking capabilities and reduce the stability of your vehicle.

I am confused with point #1 above. Is it better to under inflate a little ?

I can't recall where I seen some article that recommend to over-inflate when going for long distance drive.

 

Would you help to clarify.

Thanks.

 

Under inflat is dangerous. I would not use the word over-inflat, I would say appropriately inflated but surely not nearing or below the recommended psi. Since experts say so, we layman just follow lor.

 

Regards,

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i wuld ignore pt no.1 as its dodgy n not clear. For mi, i pump 300 (warm taya) at petrol kiosk for my 45 series taya. By e time it cools down. it will b ard 270

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Underinflate dont mean way below typical lah!

I mean 1PSi range

and not After tire is warmed up but early morning before taking off ,,,

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  On 1/22/2009 at 4:23 PM, Ahgongwolve said:

..... there are rules and there are experience...

 

Well you must be imagining things coz my experience tallies with physics. Underinflated tyes generate more heat [:p]

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