need help with tire air

my car 106 quiksilver .. my tire dimensions 175 - 65 - 14 how many air do I need to press? everyone else says something ... what exactly is the standard of it? Actually these tires do not fit my vehicle at all, but I manage until I get a new tire. eren8 is 2011-06-25 22:29:41

30 flaws I size 195/55/15 I hit 33 orj 30 or 33

let me check the tires before going to meet tomorrow .. since i print 30 .. thank you ..

[QUOTE = eren8er] my car 106 quiksilver .. my tire sizes 175 - 65 - 14 how many air do I need to press? everyone else says something ... what exactly is the standard of it? Actually these tires do not fit my vehicle at all, but I manage until I get a new tire .. [/ QUOTE]

The reason why everyone says something else is due to any formula (a) in May. Because many parameters determine the amount of air you will hit, for example comfort, road handling, sound, tire brand ... etc. It also depends on how much air is in the car, the weight of the car, how fast you seek comfort. Therefore, the amount of air varies according to the user provided that it is within the limits recommended for the tire.

you are welcome it is not important

What should be the normal air of the 307's 195/65/15 tires (:

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With no weight, 2.4bar ~ = 35 psi on and back.
Koliva 2011-06-26 07:54:55

For 175/65/14 rims No front and rear 34 psi when the vehicle is loaded Front 34, rear 35 psi with the vehicle loaded.

[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = text] What should be the normal air of the tires of 307's 195/65/15 (: [/ QUOTE]

With no weight, 2.4bar ~ = 35 psi on and back.
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[QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = text] What should be the normal air of the 307's 195/65/15 tires (: [/ QUOTE]

With no weight, 2.4bar ~ = 35 psi on and back.
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Not Text. When it is up, the back is hit more.
It already writes on the pillar of the door of the Sofor. Don't you have that sticker?

My old car was also 106 Quik, can you drive with 175-65-14 tires? The fronts were rubbing right or left. It is also suitable for 30-31 o tire as tire pressure.

Pressing 30. Recommends 30 to all tire manufacturers if not commercial vehicles. It greatly reduces the amount of stretching in tires over 32. The rubber becomes like rock and the comfort decreases a lot.

[QUOTE = Berkay] My old car was also 106 Quik, can you use it with 175-65-14 tires easily? The fronts were rubbing right or left. It is also suitable for tire pressure of 30-31 o. [/ QUOTE]

I can not use it comfortably ... when I break it to the left and left, it does rub. Yes .. I will change it.

[QUOTE = coliva] [QUOTE = text] [QUOTE = coliva] [QUOTE = text] What should be the normal air of the 307's 195/65/15 tires (: [/ QUOTE]

With no weight, 2.4bar ~ = 35 psi on and back.
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Not Text. When it is up, the back is hit more.
It already writes on the pillar of the door of the Sofor. Don't you have that sticker?
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it is even called 29 ideal in hot weather in summer. That's what my master said to my 195-50-15 tires

Friends, even if you calculate the inside doors of the vehicle, this size corresponds to 34 psi. Also, there is a table under the air press machines in gas stations. In this table, all tire dimensions and pressure amounts write 34 psi for 175/65 14 wheels even in that table. For 30 psi 165 tires. I was using this size in my previous car and it was 30 psi.

For my vehicle (307 SW), it is aimed to hit 2.4 bar (~ 35 psi) on them and the rear while it is high, according to the writer on the door post. In the loaded state, the back is hit more.

http://www.tyre-pressures.com/bycar/peugeot/307

You can find your own vehicle from the site and find out the recommended amount of air. He says the same values for my car:

Tire Size	Front tires	Rear Tires
195 / 65R15 H 91	2.4 BAR / 35 PSI	2.4 BAR / 35 PSI

I frightened it to bounce (:

I'm 185/55/15 Sizes I'm Pressing 30 Because My Tires Are Sports ...
Once I Was Pressing 32 The Car Was Logs Officially ..

[QUOTE = text] I'm scared that it will boil down (: [/ QUOTE]

The following article is from bridgestone site:
http://www.bridgestone.com.au/tyres/passenger/care/pressure.aspx

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Believe it or not, checking your tire pressure can have a big impact on our environment. An under-inflated tire creates more rolling resistance and therefore more fuel consumption . By keeping your tires inflated to their proper levels, you can help maximize your car`s fuel economy and minimise its impact on our environment.
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He says;

Believe it or not, controlling the air pressure in the tires has a huge impact on the environment. Tires that are less inflated have greater frost resistance and result in more fuel consumption. By pressing the right level of air into your tires, you will help fuel economy in your vehicle and less impact on the environment (pollution).