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How to adjust the tire pressure on a Ford vehicle

Model: Ford Ford Various
Part: Tires

Video tutorial

In this video we see how to adjust the tire pressure on a Ford car; first of all, we check that the handbrake is pulled and that the car is turned off. On the thickness of the door there is a sticker where we find a table showing the correct tire pressure for our car, indicated in PSI (the Anglo-Saxon measure) and in BAR (the measure used in the EU). We unscrew the dust cap, which we will put in a safe place, and connect a pedal pump, or an air pump, to the valve to inflate the tire.

When we reach the required pressure, we screw back on the protective cap, and if we have a spare wheel, we also remember to check that.

If the car has a TPMS check, then it will be necessary to reset it by driving a few kilometers.


Posted on 28 September 2025 by ScegliAuto


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