i have no idea about the gear ratio, but it's a 5door.
hawent measured my hp, but i hope it's more than the stock 87hp

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I think 32 psi is good for my tires. Recommended (for stock) 23 psi was too soft. Went to 30 psi which was ok. 44psi was way too hard. Dropping it to 36 psi helped a bit. But I think I'll keep it at 32 psi for the time being. The ride is good, pretty solid, and it doesnt feel too much like a covered wagon.
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filled 36 psi in my tyres today, think i will keep them at that pressure for a while.

when I had my stock alloys on, I ran them high for best mileage possible

at least 40psi I think

(it ran well)

i might trye to go higher later.
when you whent that high, did they wear much on the middle?

I believe the wear was pretty even

(but then again, I almost never go offroad)

ok, i drive mainly on-road. so that sounds good

On road is where you'll see the wear quicker.  Offroad you could run tires over inflated for years and it would be less noticeable.  Pavement is more abrasive than most offroading surfaces.

i've seen the face of a mc driver that surfed the pavement on he's face, it weared qick

my tyres seem to be worn mostly on the sides, when i bought the car i had to put on the winter tyres right away.
so i hawen't used the 235/60-16's a lot, still the 195/75's is better to ride on.

-but look's lame

Was each tire worn on the sides?  If so it sounds like they genuinely need more air pressure.

We put 225/75R16 mud terrains on my wife's GV and it looks MUCH better.  We lost a bit of gas mileage but eh, it rides and drives better than it did with those squishy 235/60R16 car tires.

2 of the tyres are worn at the sides, they are newer than those that are evenly worn.
but i didn't think of it when i got it, just filled the 26 psi

had to put on snow tyres anyway.

I just thought I'd do a quick web search to see if I could find pictures of tyre wear and a diagnosis of the problems, I found some info at these sites:

http://www.carbibles.com/tyre_bible.html

http://www.goodyear.co.za/tire_school/problems.html

The "tyre bible" has heaps of other info which is interesting but you'll need to scroll down a long way to see the stuff on tyre wear.  I also found some photos at tyremaster.com.au or something like that but I'm sure some of the over/under inflation lables were wrong.