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How to reset the tire pressure on the Renault Clio

Model: Renault Clio MK 4, Clio 4, Clio IV - Years 2012-2019
Part: Tires

In this video we see how to restore the tire pressure on the Renault Clio IV: first we need to find the reference values, indicated by the manufacturer and found on the driver's door, whether it is a right-hand drive (as in this case) or a left-hand drive. The values are indicated in Bar (unit of measurement used in the European Union) and in PSI (unit of measurement used in Anglo-Saxon countries). Sometimes we also find the reference in KPa (KiloPascal) which is the international measure. Place the wheel with the valve up and remove the protective cap, and with a pressure gauge (such as code B077PQGYXW on Amazon for 16.97 euros, free delivery for Prime customers) check the tire pressure. Warning: check them when the outside temperature starts to drop.

Posted on 20 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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