Tyre Air Pressure

[khm42747]

I always keep 32 psi in 195/65 R15 is it ok??

It depends if u have cng cylinder or ur mostly driving with four or five ppl in car the its ok.
Otherwise use 30.

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[awais.9]

i think 30psi is normal for all cars,whenever i get it checked,its reduced to like 26-29 but when i change the pump,then it shows n showed,so far twice,the pressure to be 40psi in tyres :S

[gorkan]

I am quite clueless if you ask me. Getting original new tyres is heavy on the pocket too.

The second tyre was brand new and was placed in the front rather than the rear. So no issues with positioning or possible friction with a body part.

Any other diagnosis?

What was the manufacturing date, make and model of your tire. There are a lot of winter studless tires everywhere in the user tire market. They are for use on snow/ice and wear quickly in summers

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[Bummer]

What was the manufacturing date, make and model of your tire. There are a lot of winter studless tires everywhere in the user tire market. They are for use on snow/ice and wear quickly in summers

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Just suffered another burst tyre. I guess I will change all 4 in one go and go for the same company.

This time around, the rim bent too so it cant be used again.

[Bummer]

What was the manufacturing date, make and model of your tire. There are a lot of winter studless tires everywhere in the user tire market. They are for use on snow/ice and wear quickly in summers

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Two were old (4 years), 2 were new (less than a year). All were original General tubeless tyres.

Somehow I feel my older tyres have proven to be far more durable than the newer ones.

Most of my driving is on smooth roads - rarely venture out to bad road areas.

[AliSahato]

Thanks for your reply...

My question is like... for example..

The recomended pressure for honda civic 2006 for tire 195/65/15 is 30psi
so what should be the pressure if i switch my tires to 205/65/15.

Thanks in advance..

First of all if you, change the tires from stock, you do get not more than 10% grip (best possible), which at the cost of 50 to 70 % increased fuel consumption because more power would wasted just to spin the tyre..... so take it this way, you lose money on bigger tyres (bigger than stock), lose some more money on fuel daily, for just 10% more grip.... that's totally not good spending at all. moreover as the company provides you the tires, they are no doubt given after tons of calculations, never think that the company people are stupid and should had given bigger tyres. So even when changing tyres buy exactly the same sized as provided by company. and the real deal that matters the tread design that really plays a big role.... just that if there is euro star from general having size 195/65/R15 and there is Toyo Proxes in the same tyre size that drive quality will be entirely different. so if you put it in simple words go for the most expensive tyre you can buy in the same tyre size....
for reference check 1010tires.com, calculate your tire size there for getting an idea that how much big will the tire will be.
and the for the psi you have asked i really can't figure out the correct tyre pressure.
The Mercedes C63 AMG Experiment - /CHRIS HARRIS ON CARS - YouTube check this out....

[AliSahato]

Tyre pressure based on profile but every car, driving style and tyre is different so one should adjust it accordingly.

60 / 65 = min 28 max 30
55 = min 30 max 34
50 = min 32 max 36
45 = min 34 max 38
40 = min 36 max 40
35 = min 38 max 42
30 = min 40 max 44

If tyre starts wearing out from the outer side the pressure is low and if its wearing out from centre than pressure is high. So adjust the air according to ur load ,driving style , car and tyres.

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doesn't the recommended tyre pressure by factory is 33psi in front and Max 38 psi in rear with luggage and everything.... so it does have 60mm profile.....simply dazzled

[AliSahato]

[AliSahato]

and eventually how they will wear out

[AliSahato]

Best advise for everyone, NEVER CHANGE YOUR TYRE SIZE FROM STOCK, until and unless you have changed your car's engine. the best tyre pressure is always given by the respective company on the chassis from driver side door.

[khm42747]

doesn't the recommended tyre pressure by factory is 33psi in front and Max 38 psi in rear with luggage and everything.... so it does have 60mm profile.....simply dazzled

Brother thats why I said that u have to change ur tyres pressure according to ur usage.

I have city 13 195 65 R15 R15 toyo proxes usually drive alone or one or two friends so I keep tha air pressure 28 as I mostly drive in dha.

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[AliSahato]

aren't you having an braking failures, or some issues with 195/65/R15 on city????


there should not be no more than a 3% overall diameter difference???

[gujar96]

Should i use same tyre air pressure as in summers for winters? i use 30psi, what should be the pressure in winters? Company recommends 29psi

[khm42747]

brother use the same psi

[Marwanpasha]

First of all if you, change the tires from stock, you do get not more than 10% grip (best possible), which at the cost of 50 to 70 % increased fuel consumption because more power would wasted just to spin the tyre..... so take it this way, you lose money on bigger tyres (bigger than stock), lose some more money on fuel daily, for just 10% more grip.... that's totally not good spending at all. moreover as the company provides you the tires, they are no doubt given after tons of calculations, never think that the company people are stupid and should had given bigger tyres. So even when changing tyres buy exactly the same sized as provided by company. and the real deal that matters the tread design that really plays a big role.... just that if there is euro star from general having size 195/65/R15 and there is Toyo Proxes in the same tyre size that drive quality will be entirely different. so if you put it in simple words go for the most expensive tyre you can buy in the same tyre size....
for reference check 1010tires.com, calculate your tire size there for getting an idea that how much big will the tire will be.
and the for the psi you have asked i really can't figure out the correct tyre pressure.
The Mercedes C63 AMG Experiment - /CHRIS HARRIS ON CARS - YouTube check this out....

Thanks for your detailed reply bro... your's line "given after tons of calculations" is something impressive on which i have never thinked before... thanks...

[mohammed-afzal]

So in your opinion 1 year old tyres you consider that to be new . Completely illogical,new is only when it is brand new never ever compromise on safety as when driving at high speed burst tyres can kill you when car goes out if control. Is your life not worth few thousand rupees for brand new tyres.

[pwuser15694567732]

Suzuki Liana owners
I've 185/65/R15 and the air in the front and back tyres filled with 40 PSI so I think owners should keep any eye on tyres air pressure during filling air in tyres and When tyre's surface touching completely on the ground from center and sides , then air pressure is good in tyres I think

[mohammed-afzal]

Sanaullah Shuaib tyre pressure is not what you think it should be ,in case as per your thinking 40 PSI. Tyres which are over inflated have higher chance of bursting than tyres which are inflated as per car and tyre manufacturers recommend tyre pressure. Also over inflated tyres wear more in the centre of the tyres and less wears on the outer edges of the tyres.

Tyre pressure for Suzuki Liana is 30 PSI front and rear tyres ,you can check this with Suzuki liana handbook

[sharpestedge]

yes its ok but tire pressure needs to adjusted according to the number of passengers in car and the type of road u are travelling to

[pwuser15694567732]

Afzal Bhai
Have u ant stickers from Suzuki in which Liana tyres air pressure is written??!