307 tire pressure

My 2006 model 307 car is equipped with brigdestone 195/65/15 tires. I asked several people, but I did not get an exact answer. What tire pressures should the vehicle have?

[QUOTE = endorphine] My 2006 model 307 car is equipped with brigdestone 195/65/15 tires. I asked several people, but I did not get an exact answer. What should be the tire pressures of the vehicle? [/ QUOTE] < div> 2, 5 bar is 36.2 ps corresponds to. & nbsp;

So 35 psi when your vehicle is empty and 37 psi when full is sufficient.

True, this information is available at the edge of the door. I hesitated that there was no psi. Also 35psi isn't it? They usually say 30 or something. Of course, it varies according to the vehicle and tire. My concern is not to over-inflate the tire. Let's not have an eye when we say eyebrow.

If you press those airs according to our roads, your vehicle will not have any stretch, but it will take the path to your vehicle. You must press between 30-32psi 4lastigedex

I agree with hsnsnl on average, 32-33 on our roads, but you should increase the load on your vehicle especially on long road, 36 writes in the gasoline machine listings, but if you think how loud the suspension system works in 307 & nbsp; br> You complain about the sound and hitting hard.
If you read the explanation on the tire you can press up to 40 :))

I use an average of 33 fine ..

[QUOTE = endorphine] Right, this information is on the edge of the door. I hesitated that there was no psi. Also 35psi isn't it? They usually say 30 or something. Of course, it varies according to the vehicle and tire. My concern is not to over-inflate the tire. Let's not take a look when we say eyebrow. [/ QUOTE] text 2012-05-31 18:46:08

As the text says, whatever is written on the doorpost should be applied with confidence. & Nbsp;

Thanks for the answers. I'm going to buy gasoline tomorrow. By the way, I can handle it now.

32 normal

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I never understood this business at all. I showed it to 5 different masters (a few bikers, a few tires), all said 32 bass. I write 36 (2.4 bar) at the door, trust the masters and print 32. Every time 307 min front wheels give the air as if it is low (after all, the engine is more weight in the front). Conclusion: no problem with confusion and 32 psi tires :)

[QUOTE = tellotello] I never understood this work either. I showed it to 5 different masters (a few bikers, a few tires), all said 32 bass. I write 36 (2.4 bar) at the door, trust the masters and print 32. Every time 307 min front wheels give the air as if it is low (after all, the engine is more weight in the front). Result: confusion and no problem with 32 psi tires:) [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = tellotello] [QUOTE = tellotello] I never understood this work either. I showed it to 5 different masters (a few bikers, a few tires), all said 32 bass. I write 36 (2.4 bar) at the door, trust the masters and print 32. Every time 307 min front wheels give the air as if it is low (after all, the engine is more weight in the front). Result: confusion and no problem with 32 psi tires:) [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE ] It is comfortable to be lower than

friends my car was going to clutter, I bought an tire from anak directions 2 weeks ago, petlas, 195 65 15 dimensions, I said let me check the weather while coming today, prevents 61-57 rear 49-57, I couldn't believe it, I went to another place, 1 less or less any values. & nbsp;

If the tires you use are the original size, you should definitely use the values written on the door of the vehicle.

If you press it too much, driving quality & nbsp; decreases, braking distance increases & nbsp; and you save fuel.

If you press less, driving quality increases, steering wheel becomes harder to turn & nbsp; but it burns more than usual.

The most ideal is the values recommended by the manufacturer. Because the pressures of hot air and cold air are different.