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- What tyre pressure for my car? - Michelin
A tyre inflated to the recommended tyre pressure improves safety, is more economical in use, and is better for the environment And since a tyre loses some of its pressure through natural causes (typically around 0,07 bars per month), regular checking is necessary
- Discover Your Correct Car Tyre Pressure - TyreSafe
Disclaimer TyreSafe supporters make every effort to provide accurate tyre size and pressure information However, the accuracy of data cannot be guaranteed and users should consult their vehicle handbook for full approved settings Also, pressure recommendations may not take account of any wheel and or tyre size changes
- Tyre Pressure Checker | Just Tyres
Our 'Excellent' Trustpilot confirms that customer service is at the heart of our operation If you need a new tyre, we offer a price check promise to keep your costs down If you find cheaper tyres online, we'll match their offer and take 10% off the difference Every tyre we sell has a free five-year warranty Should any tyre pressure or other issues arise, we can offer same-day fitting slots
- Recommended Tyre Pressure for Your Tyres - Pirelli
The recommended pressure can either be found in your car’s operator manual or on a sticker on the inside of the post of the driver’s door (see picture) or even inside the fuel filler flap (Pressures unit’s are usually presented in PSI, however can also be stated in Bar kPa) This is the pressure at which the inflated tyres can carry the load of your vehicle, the car handles, brakes and
- How to check your tyre pressure - online guide - The AA
If you want to know how to check your tyre pressure yourself, follow our expert guide below How to check tyre pressure The best way to check your tyre pressure is by using a good-quality, accurate tyre pressure gauge Here’s how to do it step-by-step: 1 Check your recommended PSI
- How To Check Tyre Pressure | HiQ Tyres Autocare
What Should my Tyre Pressure be? Your tyre pressure should be a numerical value, measured in pounds per square inch (PSI) or BAR pressure Most passenger cars have a recommended PSI between 31 and 35 when the tyres are cold Overinflated tyres can really impact the handling of your car Tyres with too much air in them have less contact with
- Tyre pressure: what you need to know - The Car Expert
Tyre manufacturer Michelin says that a difference of just seven PSI under or over your car’s recommended tyre pressure figure can reduce the life of your tyres by nearly 5,000 miles, and that tyres 14 PSI under the recommendation have an increased braking distance of 11 metres on wet roads
- Tyre Pressure Calculator | Tyre Pressure Chart | Formula One Autocentres
Under-inflated tyres are prone to overheat, whilst over-inflation can seriously affect the road handling of your vehicle Economy - correct tyre pressure helps prolong the life of your tyres, which saves you money Under-inflated tyres also have increased rolling resistance, raising the amount of fuel required to maintain a steady speed
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