Audi RS3 under pressure
The Audi RS3 is one of the few remaining performance sedans on sale today and as such its rare nature means it is highly sought after. The latest Audi RS3 is available in Sportback (hatchback) and Sedan styles and the sedan is our favourite. Powered by a 294 kW turbocharged 5-cylinder engine that will propel it from a standstill to 100 km/h in only 3.8 seconds and that means that you need to put that power to the ground.
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Sporting high-end rubber wrapped around stylish sport wheels the RS3 sedan will need its shoes in top spec to keep the low-flying sportscar on the ground. The best way to do this is to ensure that the vehicle's tyres are correctly inflated.
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If you consult your owner's manual you will find a table that gives you the recommended tyre pressure for your model derivative. You can also check the sticker on the driver's door jamb which gives you the factory specs. The Audi RS3 has a recommended tyre pressure of 2.4 - 2.6 bar for the 19" 91Y tyres.
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The Audi RS3, now in its third generation, has carved a name for itself in the compact performance hatch and sedan segment. The latest version is heavily reworked and reimagined, offering up a 2.5-litre, 5-cylinder engine that produces no less than 294 kW of power and 500 Nm torque. - Chad Luckhoff
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