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Tyre presure
#1
I carry an electric wheechair + hoist in the boot of my XTR 1.6.It wieghs about 15-16 stone. do I need to up the presure on the rear tyres. The extra weight certainly holds it steady in a high wind
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#2
Your recommended tyre pressures should be on a label on the drivers side door frame. ( 'A' pillar )
I think when carrying a weight like that you should certainly be running with increased pressure.
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#3
Thanks for the reply , I think I,ll nip into the local tyre place for more advice .hb
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#4
I run my van at 36psi wether full or empty, tyres wear nicely across the entire width.
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#5
As usual there is a website for that.
Just input your reg. no. :thumbsup:

http://www.tyre-pressures.com/

Even though those pressures correspond to the sticker on the 'A' pillar, my local tyre fitter recommends 34psi in the rear, as I carry no weight. I only put 36psi when towing.
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#6
Ive just put new tyres on my V70 they are Vredestein they recommend an extra 4psi higher than what the car manufactures say.
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#7
Nice one mine are to high as for my car it says
Tyre Size Front Tyres Rear Tyres
215/55R16 H 93 BAR / 0 PSI BAR / 0 PSI

Go figure.
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(30-12-2013, 10:37 PM)j90xxx Wrote:  As usual there is a website for that.
Just input your reg. no. :thumbsup:

http://www.tyre-pressures.com/

Even though those pressures correspond to the sticker on the 'A' pillar, my local tyre fitter recommends 34psi in the rear, as I carry no weight. I only put 36psi when towing.


Website is useless for my 2.0HDi Multispace 2004 model. It says 165 width tyres at 36psi.

The A-pillar sticker states 185 width tyres, and 2.3 bar (33.5) PSI all round and 2.5 at the rear if fully loaded.
2004 Multispace Desire HDi - "Bertie"
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#9
(29-12-2013, 01:26 PM)henry sb Wrote:  I carry an electric wheechair etc etc


Is this a professional conversion Henry? If so I wonder if they changed the tyres size at all from standard in which case the door jamb sticker may not be 100%

regards
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#10
The car has a hoist to lift the chair , It doesn,t have a ramp , so not a conversion .
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