I have a 2001 ES300 w/Bridgestone Potenza RE92's. I ran the front at 26 psi (per the label recommendation) and the rear at 32 psi. I noticed that the fronts began to wear WAY to fast outside and inside of the tread (typical low pressure signs). I moved them to the rear and put all four at 32 psi and then delayed replacement until now. I've been watching all four very closely and see that the other two are wearing rather poorly too. And then today, I found a bulge on the sidewall for the front passenger (could have been damaged by potholl or something). So... I've seen folks state their lack of enthusiasm for the RE92's and am now uncertain what I'll be purchasing. Besides that I have a perfectly new RE92 in the trunk!
So, even though 26 psi makes is smoother...it kills the treads. Besides that, these tires are about useless after only 23k.
Now, I'll need to go find an alternative.... Ciao!
