tyre pressure guide!!!

sam1970

I am trying to find a guide for the correct tyre pressure for my car and the wife's car as i cant find any infiormation about that in the cars manuals...any ideas please

darich

open the driver's door.....any car I've ever owned has a diagram on the pillar showing the pressures for laden and unladen....sometimes also for differing tyres sizes.

iceblue24

what car is it and what size tyres? sometimes the tyre pressures are on a label on the fuel filler flap

carolt2

If you can't find the information on the car using the replies that have already been provided then try this site
http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk/tyre-pressure.asp

Type in your registration details and it should give you pressures that are recommended.
HTH

sam1970

darich wrote: »

open the driver's door.....any car I've ever owned has a diagram on the pillar showing the pressures for laden and unladen....sometimes also for differing tyres sizes.

As soon as i read your message i went and checked both cars but i found no information about tyre pressure on both cars!!!! they are Mercedes c class and toyota verso

sam1970

carolt2 wrote: »

If you can't find the information on the car using the replies that have already been provided then try this site
http://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk/tyre-pressure.asp

Type in your registration details and it should give you pressures that are recommended.
HTH

unfortunately it did not work. although the site recognised both cars, it gave the wrong size tyres for the mercedes. for the toyota although it gave the correct tyre size, the pressure box was empty!!!

Alt

as someone else said have you checked the inside of the fuel filler flap?

or in the glovebox?

xycom1

In my B, the tyre pressures are on a label on the inside of the fuel filler flap.

sam1970

thank you guys..i found them on the fuel flap for the mercedes and in the glove box of the toyota. my question now is in both cars there is pressure for when the car is loaded with 5 or 7 passengers and lower pressure for when there are only 2 or 3 passengers...shall i just put the higher pressure? will that give better fuel effeciency even when there is only me in the car?

carolt2

http://www.etyres.co.uk/tyres/mercedes

http://www.etyres.co.uk/tyres/toyota


EDITED Just noticed you found them

anewman

Congratulations, you just failed your practical driving test (this exact question can be asked on a driving test).