Fiero and many other cars w/ OE tire sizes need 30psi.
Most alt sizes need same psi because most "big" tire size isn't big enough to matter.
Most "books" w/ pictures showing over/under inflation vs tire wear are useless unless way over or under for a long time.
"225-60-r 15" and other sizes is only part of story...
Changing brands or models of same brand can affect your ride quality given tires get same psi.
If you have suspension problems or worse mods, likely that is or adds to your problems.
Example: Lower cars often use OE size shocks and struts and run both out of range. Monroe w/ slotted tubes often will see more of that but Any brand can bottom out travel and have problems or ultimately destroy them.
I use 32-33 psi mainly so don't need add psi as weather temp drops during cold days. Most car tires add/subtract 1psi as weather changes 10°F up/down and weather is crazy this winter. This week says 30° last few days to 70° by Thur...
In "summer" ~ 31 psi just so don't need air every couple weeks to stay @ 30.
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Dr. Ian Malcolm: Yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
(Jurassic Park)
The Ogre's Fiero Cave