Citroen c8 tyre pressure

[Deleted User]

I cant find any info in the hand book or on google so i will ask any fellow c8 or 807 owners. All the handbook says is look inside the drivers door pillar of which there is nothing there and there doesnt seem to be a haynes manual for this model either.
What are the tyre pressures on a 2004 2.0 hdi auto exclusive with the 16 inch wheels?

Sgt_Pepper_2

Have you looked on the passenger side? Bearing in mind it would have been a left hand drive.

[Deleted User]

Good point. I will have a look in the morning. Thanks.

[Deleted User]

Just checked and there are no signs.
Previous cars ive always run at 35psi but with this being a seven seater i would assume the pressure would need to be higher?

Sgt_Pepper_2

35 sounds like an eco setting.

Can see why they'd need to be much higher than 32. The tyres themselves should just have a higher load rating.

Mr_Thrifty

Maybe it turns into a robot and runs along the road?

The_Black_Sheep

Plenty of websites out there that will give you the tyre pressures if you enter your numberplate.

[Deleted User]

I've tried that but it won't show anything. There was a recall where they swapped the 15 inch wheels for 16 inch wheels because of excessive wear which is probably why.

[Deleted User]

Mr_Thrifty wrote: »

Maybe it turns into a robot and runs along the road?

Yes I remember the tv ads... They were proper boss

red_eye

Deleted_User wrote: »

I cant find any info in the hand book or on google so i will ask any fellow c8 or 807 owners. All the handbook says is look inside the drivers door pillar of which there is nothing there and there doesnt seem to be a haynes manual for this model either.
What are the tyre pressures on a 2004 2.0 hdi auto exclusive with the 16 inch wheels?

check owner book, door pillars or fuel filler flap

failing that and if my memory is still working the one and only c8 (one with the electric sliding door)I worked on was 40psi

red_eye

Deleted_User wrote: »

I've tried that but it won't show anything. There was a recall where they swapped the 15 inch wheels for 16 inch wheels because of excessive wear which is probably why.

diameter should not matter the air pressure will be the same unless the width has been changed...I think. you could always try 30psi and work your way up or down the steering wheel will feel sluggish and heavy with too low tire pressure and for over pressure you will feel the tire sort of like scraping when taking corners