205 40 17 Does anyone know the air pressures

friends, I searched a little bit on the net, but I could not reach clear information, not in the gas stations. 1.4 206 to 205 40 17 what values should we print?

I know it should be 30bar pressure.
You put 17 wheels on the 1.4 car, but I think those wheels will tire the car.
Doesn't rubbing when the tire base width is 205?

[QUOTE = karayel1984] friends I searched a little bit on the net but I could not reach a clear information, not at the gas stations. 1.4 206 to 205 40 17 what values should we print [/ QUOTE]

This is unknown because your car is not the original tire size. It is usually found by making a calculation. It writes the amount of pressure that the tire you bought can withstand the maximum. From this value, subtract the optimum value written on the pillar of your car's door and divide the value in half. Then add this find to the value written on the door of the sofor door. The value you get will tell you how much air you will shoot up and down.

Besides, there is a calculation method. 10% lower than the maximum pressure written on the tire is the most suitable air pressure for your fuel economy, but the drive will be a little uncomfortable. Good luck with.

On average, it can be 32 if installed.

the debt of our neck as it is rubbing :)
front, back, winter, winter, these air pressures

[QUOTE = karayel1984] the debt of our neck as it is rubbing :)
front, back, winter, winter, these air pressures
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Summer kistan noticed ten back rather than. A little less hit on them.

It is not recommended to print on the front and back differently. It is said that you have to press the same.

[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = karayel1984] the debt of our neck as it is rubbing :)
front, back, winter, winter, these air pressures
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Summer kistan noticed ten back rather than. A little less hit on them.
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now I looked max. It writes 50 psi. Front no load inside the door 2.4; it writes front2.4 rear 3.0 bar loaded.
guess bar and psi different things

yes now i have learned a bar = 14.50 psi
karayel1984 2011-04-16 15:27:28

But the values written inside the door are valid for the original tire size.

yes for the original, i try to calculate the average value as our koliva friend said but i am confused thoroughly :)

You need to find a value between 34 and 38. Going up to 40, down to the original value.

If he hits the measure 38, he even feels a 1 cm hole in the road. There is nothing called comfort.

Well, it turns out that the orig value is 2.4 bar, it makes 35 fln, this value is not even for the original tires.

33 er bas on back. I also researched 33 I decided on

[QUOTE = helot] 33 bass on back. I did a lot of research and I decided at 33 [/ QUOTE]

Did you decide on 33 for the original tires?

2.3-2.4 bar is recommended, which usually makes about 34 psi

[QUOTE = Berkay] If he hits 38 to measure, he feels even a 1 cm hole in the road. There is nothing called comfort. [/ QUOTE]

In the previous article, I already said that the air is hit 10% below the upper value that can be hit for the fuel economy, and that means giving wood from comfort. The person, who likes his own will, gives 38 hits his economy, gives wood from comfort, 34 hits is not very economical, but a little more comfortable. The range 34-38 was already

After the tire change, the guy pressed 44 psi air to my old vehicle and the manufacturer suggested the press like this. If the value is over 10% less than the recommended max value on lasitk, I tried to travel a lot :) My current vehicle has 307 original recommended tires, it writes 2.4 bars in 195 65 15 paper range. It is not recommended to discriminate between summer and winter. The wrong information is called 29 or something in the winter, but there are many negative problems such as not opening the wrong tire tread and not holding the road.