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The correct tyre pressure for my car

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Part: Wheel

There cannot be a specific pressure, only a correct range. The compressed air put into the tyres is sensitive to ambient temperature, meaning it will be higher in summer and lower in winter; the weight of the vehicle also has a significant impact: if you are travelling at full load, things change; different tyre sizes result in different values. The manufacturer determines the correct range. Some tips: if the tyre is warm, do not deflate it; if the temperature is particularly cold, increase the pressure by 0.2 bar. The pressures are listed in your vehicle's user and maintenance manual, inside the fuel filler flap, or on the vehicle's chassis at the driver's door opening. Be careful as some manufacturers express tyre pressure in PSI rather than BAR. One bar equals 14.50 PSI; when checking the pressures, do not forget about the spare wheel.

Updated on 20 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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