Every car has a recommended tyre pressure as stated by the car manufacturer, and it can vary based on your use too!
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Tyre pressure might not be interesting, but it’s crucial. The right PSI keeps you safer, saves fuel, and extends tire life.
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There’s often a sticker on the door jamb telling you the precise tire pressures—like a cheat sheet from your car.
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Yes, that dusty booklet! It’s got specific tire pressures for different driving conditions - normal, fully-loaded, or high-speed driving.
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Some car brands sneak the tyre info right where you refuel. The fuel cap hence serves a dual purpose.
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Thanks to Aussie rules (ADR 42/04), every car must display a tyre placard with recommended PSI and specs.
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1. Most car models nowadays list specifics like this online. If you are still unable to find it, try contacting your dealership.
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