What Is The Correct Tire Pressure For Your Car? Fast & Easy!

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THE TIRE tells you the pressure. NOT the door jam....

My pressures are in the refueling door

Can't believe I have had multiple cars for decades and I am just learning this. For decades I have been thinking 32 was the correct psi for all my cars. Thx so much for explanation!!!

Great information. Thank you so much.

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I have an E150 Ford van. But it's a conversion van with a lot of added weight that wasn't there from the factory. Wood cabinetry, automatic rear bench seat folds into a bed, 4 captains chairs, TV. Wouldn't that change the recommended PSI that's on the door? It says 41 PSI

Tire air pressure is tire specific. Not vehicle specific. The sticker on the piller is only intended to be used with factory installed tires, from the manufacturer. And it's a good idea to deflate by 10%, depending on terrain and winter conditions
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I usually go 10% more than the listed psi just to be safe. This way you are guaranteed to not go lower for a few months. I was told that this is totally safe. Thoughts ?

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What if you change the tires size ?

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Mine says 35psi on door jam, but tires say 51max. Huge discrepancy. Good info!

How cold is cold?

Thanks so much.. smashing quick advise.. you gem!.. great video . First time I've heard someone mention this. .a handy tip, especially if you are in a new car, to the one you are used to, etc. Cheers ;)

the suspension is rated for the air pressure that is stated on the door jamb.

What should the pressure be for a chevy cruze lt 2015

Mine says 28 psi but I also read that 28psi is too low but that's what's on my car???

Thanks for this. My light kept flashing and I was frustrated.

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Thank you so much, beginning to think I was a red headed step child.

I always thought it was on the driver side door but some mechanic told me 35 psi when it’s 29 psi thanks for the info!

The tires have their designated psi…just air them 6 psi less

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Safe tire pressure put 32 psi in the morning cold tire. When driving in hot weather it will go up to 35 psi your still safe in the pressure.

I heard some tires actually require more than 35 just have to look at the weight on the sides....my old tires my mechanic told me fill to 40 said I had to much rubber on the ground.....I have new tires different car now don't kno how much air to put in these

U help me

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Thanks so much. I never knew this until now. You are great and may the Lord bless you too

What if the vehicle isn’t driven much, sometimes for months. How often should the air be checked or does it need to be?

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Thank you so much. I just put too much air in my tire😩 I should have checked first but I am thankful moving forward for the REST of my life, lol.

I appreciate this post. Thank you so much.

So my truck is supposed to have 255/65/r17s on it and I put 245/ 60/r17s on it; how do I know what air pressure I should put in my tires?

Okay, got it. Okay?

Thank you I did not know that info. I suspected that it wasn’t a good idea to inflate the tires to the max pressure amount that’s listed on the side of the tire. I just bought 4 new tires and when I got home I noticed that one of the tires was severely under inflated. I even wondered if it had a hole in it. It turns out the tire is fine and the shop just did a half baked job. I did the whole thing through Amazon and right off the bat before the tires were even installed I got the vibe from them that they felt like Amazon didn’t pay them enough to do the job.

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If monitor your tire pressures once a month, keep your recommended pressure. If you plan on towing or carrying more weight, increase your tire pressures ahead of those times. The posted air pressures is the best compromise for safety foremost and then handling and tire wear.
If you are not carrying excess weight, you can go two or three pounds less than recommended, but it can affect handling and stability. The recommendation is a good compromise and will protect you and everyone around you. I try to stay at that pressure winter and summer.

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That works only if u keep same size tires and rims 😉

What if tire sizes been changed?

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Bless you man! Thanks for this info!