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Sep
Sep
Front and Rear have the same pressure - 34psi
Information here….
http://www.tyresite.com/tyrepressureslis…
Answer:
2.0 bar (29psi) front, 1.8 bar (26psi) rear
And you did mean tyre, because you can actually spell.
These Americans have some bizarre scheme for guessing tyre pressures!
I'll put it in capitals for all of the thick people;
THE PRESSURE PRINTED ON THE TYRE IS NOT CORRECT FOR YOUR VEHICLE, IT'S A MAXIMUM PRESSURE CAPACITY OF THE TYRE AT THAT TYRE'S MAXIMUM LOAD.
Answer:
I'm assuming you meant tire pressure. Either look in your automobile manual which is normally kept in your glove compartment. Or the obvious answer would be LOOK ON THE TIRE. It is usually listed right past the size that has the R in front of it. Rule of thumb, if it's a small vehicle, general rule is around 31 per tire. If it more like a family 4 door, 35 to 36. If all else fails, ask the guy at the service station. It really isn't hard………….
Answer:
30 psi normally, but it depends on the load, i think back tyres normally have a bit higher pressure in them than the front but cant remember front 30 rear 31-33 psi
or
28 front 30 rear
Answer:
JG is right - it's 29 fr and 26 rr. Although i used to put 30 in all round. Book Mark it-> del.icio.us | Reddit | Slashdot | Digg | Facebook | Technorati | Google | StumbleUpon | Window Live | Tailrank | Furl | Netscape | Yahoo | BlinkList
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