Does anyone know what the correct tyre pressure for suzuki vitarra?
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Look on the driver's door, if it isn't there look on the trunk lid, if there's a specific PSI from the manufacturer it should be in one of those two places. Owner's manual should also have it. If you can't find it, go by the PSI numbers on the tire until you can contact some one, garage, dealer, that can tell you what you need to know.
Look at the tyre. There is no standard pressure for the model of vehicle, it varies depending on the tyre fitted.
The side-wall of the tyre should show the proper pressure in either PSI or bar etc.
should be listed on the tire somewhere.usually around 35psi
it doesn't matter the type of car you are driving, its the tires on the car that matters. Look closely at the writing on the tires around the logo and you will see the psi pressure limit.
don't take a chance on it check it out in your handbook or ring your tyre supplier with the car make and size of tyre.he will provide this for you, it all depends on the size of your wheel etc
Just ditch it and buy a Landrover !!
There should be a little chart one the drivers side door! This tells you what you need to know!
It should say some place on the tire. Usually 35 lbs PSI
The pressure on the tire is MAX pressure.
The pressures listed on the door jamb take comfort of the ride into account. At those pressures, you will notice more wear on the outside edges of your tires.
I keep mine at 32 all the way around on both of my cars, and get even tire wear. I have done this for many, many years
look in your maintenance book it will tell you
it depends how much weight u carry try 30-35 see if its comfy or if the tires are wearing evenly then adjust to suit but bigger airspace in the tire does not mean u need more pressure so dont go over the tires max which is written on the sidewall. bout ten under works best in my experience
having worked for suzuki for some time we recomend 28psi as a good setting as if you go to the factory setting of 32psi its too hard , but being a fat boy i would go to 26psi due to the size of your rims and tyres
1. THE RATING WRITTEN ON THE TIRE IS MAX PRESSURE ONLY. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CORRECT TIRE PRESSURE.
2. Use the mfg's rating as it includes safety considerations as well as wear and comfort. Braking, traction and rollover are all affected by tire pressure.
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