Tire Pressure

by **sackings2003** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:34 pm

What is the tire pressure in psi does the factory or you guys recommand for my stock 16" wheels?? Thanks.

by **Got2XLR8 NYX** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:44 pm

There should be a table on door that tells you the reccommended pressure but the pressure should be around 30psi and 32psi

by **BradOwens** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:52 pm

should be somwhere in the book. personally....i run 40 psi on my aftermarket 215/50/17s. it may be a lil high tho.

by **sackings2003** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:42 pm

Thank. By the way, do you guys recommand to put this on to check the tire pressure??

Here is the link about it:
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/60 ... v_XSY10001

by **solaraN8** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:02 pm

i personally wouldnt use those, i prefer to stick with my small round guage seems to be the most accurate

Website · by **SpeedSTARs** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:14 pm

Hey Bro,

Just check the driver side door. There should be a sticker label that states the proper tire pressure load recogmendations. That's if your running stock rims of course. :angel:

by **Mole** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 12:40 am

just look on the tire. it doesn't get any safer than that

by **drock03** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 6:28 am

Always go by the sticker on the vehicle....not the psi on the tire.....that's why Firestone got F'ed....

I run 31" BFG's on my Jeep...50 psi is printed on the tire....if I ran that kind of pressure, my kidneys would go through my mouth everytime I hit a bump....I usually run 30 in the jeep....

I stick with the recommended 32 for my solara (16") I think the 15" are around 28ish. If I was going on a long trip all highway I would probably run 35 psi...

Just my opinion...

by **bluesolara** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 6:51 am

good advice.. I'm going to get some air in my tires today

by **Sentinel** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 7:55 am

I think that the valve stem caps with pressure indicators are a good way to be able to check your pressure quickly... I mean, who here checks their tire pressure every day?
You'd still need a "proper" tool to check the pressure every week, or whatever your personal interval is, but I think those are a good safety check.
You can not tell if a tire is low on pressure by visual means: if a tire "looks" like it is low on air, it is probably down to 15 or 20 psi, & this is WAAAAAAY too low.

by **gone** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 8:32 am

does anyone know how to reset the tire pressure light when it comes on in the car, it looks like (!) in orange.having a problem getting rid of the light and pushed the button on the left side of the wheel which im sure your gonna tell me, but it wont go away, can anyone help get rid of the tire pressure light..sorry to threadjack but its on the topic

lol

by **Mole** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 11:33 am

drock03 wrote:Always go by the sticker on the vehicle....not the psi on the tire.....that's why Firestone got F'ed....

I run 31" BFG's on my Jeep...50 psi is printed on the tire....if I ran that kind of pressure, my kidneys would go through my mouth everytime I hit a bump....I usually run 30 in the jeep....

I stick with the recommended 32 for my solara (16") I think the 15" are around 28ish. If I was going on a long trip all highway I would probably run 35 psi...

Just my opinion...

50 is MAX psi. don't exced that. besides... 31''ers are not stock on the jeep are they ? if they aren't, then how would you be able to guage the psi rating if only the stock is on the door sill?

what i'm saying is that if there are different tires than factory on the car, one should not go according. it may lead to under/over inflation

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