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SXIBLK
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11th Mar 10 at 10:55   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
how do you know what the correct pressure is might sound simple to some but im shit at this kinda stuff ha cheers
Iain M
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11th Mar 10 at 10:58   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
The manual that comes with the car is a good start pal.
basslinecorsa
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11th Mar 10 at 10:59   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
on a corsa its 32 front 30 rear

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OK cheers didnt now if it varied due to alloys
Nic Barnes
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30 in all round will be grand. Some petrol stations that have air pumps sometimes have a chart next to them that tells you each car etc. Cant go wrong with 30 all round though.
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no idea perhaps posting what car / alloys you have might help ?
maybe someone will know better

edit: what nic said

[Edited on 11-03-2010 by basslinecorsa]

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jungle
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cant remember where but i read 2x your wheels size is acurate?

so if your 15's 30psi ect ect?
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a lot of garage will have a big chart somewhere showing the tyres pressures for most cars.

even if you change your tyre size, you still want the same pressure
sc0ott
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
30 in all round will be grand. Some petrol stations that have air pumps sometimes have a chart next to them that tells you each car etc. Cant go wrong with 30 all round though.


you will notice some pressure valves dont work so what to do is just give it a good 'squeeze' with your fingers. like what you would do with your push bike.

 
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