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What tyre pressure?
Hi all
Had 4 x new tyres on my car back in Feb 2019.. trying to find out what PSI prussure they should be. In entering my Number plates seem the tyes not shwoing up.
I have 2008 Vaxhall Astra Life 1.8
Tyres on all fours are 195/65/R15..
Any ideal what the opressure should be on these car.. Thansk
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There is usually a plate on the inside of the drivers door frame with this info, otherwise look in the handbook.0
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i will look in door.. no hand boook...0
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https://www.tpressure.com/model/opel/astra_h/hatch.html
Scroll down to the 1.8 model
and select your tyre size.0 -
Also try checking for a sticker in the glovebox.0
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Or inside the fuel filler flap.
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Google chalk test0
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Try the front passenger side
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Op. Seriously you had 4 x new tyres fitted in Feb 2019. 17 months ago and have never checked the tyre pressures?Fairyeggs said:Hi allHad 4 x new tyres on my car back in Feb 2019.. trying to find out what PSI prussure they should be. In entering my Number plates seem the tyes not shwoing up.I have 2008 Vaxhall Astra Life 1.8Tyres on all fours are 195/65/R15..Any ideal what the opressure should be on these car.. Thansk
This should be done at least every couple of weeks. And have you also never checked the tyre treads?
Yes. Look on each internal door panel for label, for size, load and pressure required.
As a quick guide front should be 29 PSI and rear depending on load 29 - 38 PSI
But please check yourself.
The world is not ruined by the wickedness of the wicked, but by the weakness of the good. Napoleon1 -
The garages just guess. If I have a tyre fitted I always check the pressures when I get home. They are always nowhere near what they should be. Always well underinflated.0
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