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How to read this tyre pressure label?


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Hi, can anyone please help me with how much pressure to pump for my front and for my rear tyres? I can't understand the typre pressure label in the photo. thanks!

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[thumbsup] Lots of figures, but not too difficult.

 

 

1) Look for your tyre size

2) Decide on load 4 pax or full load with lagguages

3) Cross check column on pressures for front and rear tyres.

 

From my experience, the normal 4 pax us good enough for every day use.

 

 

I like this type of chart.

 

I had one that's even more headache-- 3 levels of press. :wacko:

2 front pax.

4 Pax

4 Pax & lagguages.

 

MIC & MIK cars same press from all tyres.

 

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If the nos 5 passenger is someone you dun like, you can explain that the tire pressure chart allow only 4 pax maximum, please call a cab yourself. :D

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4 passengers. Tyre size I don't know, should be default.

 

You should read yr tyre size off your default tyre then let us know. Then we can help you on the correct pressure to pump.

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When is getting a nail/screw poked into the tyre considered too often?

Yesterday I had the 2nd in 6months ( too often ). As the tyres were already 3 years old, had them changed and had 2 surprises:

 

- the tyre shop pump to 140KPa(34PSI) while I had been only letting in 215KPa(31PSI).

 

- the mechanic checked the front tyres and found one with 300KPa ( wow, how did this happen when I usually select 215 at the air pump )

 

tyre size is 195/65/R15

 

 

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Supersonic

Could be a leaky valve stem.

 

Or tyre guy anyhow pump. Seem to hv this issue everytime they helpfully "check" & rotate my tyres. Always end up having to recalibrate the pressures myself after that.

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