Recommended tire pressure P265 70R18 - 2004 Nissan Armada

30 psi What is the recommended tire pressure for the Speed Cart pneumatic tires? The recommended tire pressure is 30 psi.

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NEVER use the pressure rating on the tire. That is only the recommended MAX pressure that tire can take. The only tire pressure you should follow is located on the placard either on the inside of the door under the latch, or on the door jam under the latch receiver. Using the tire pressure on the tire can result in poor performance, traction, tire blowouts, uneven tire wear, and poor gas mileage. The manufacturer factors in details the tire could never know, such as weight of the vehicle, alignment specifications, and performance of the vehicle.

There is a sticker inside the drivers door on every car sold that will tell you the recommended tire pressure. It should look something like this. It's either on the driver door, or on the door jamb.

The LOW TIRE PRESSURE warning light will come on when the pressure is 25% below the manufacturer's recommended pressure. If I recall correctly, the 2007 Sonata has a manufacturer's recommended tire pressure of 30 psi. There is a tire label (sticker) on the inside driver's door jamb ('B' Pillar which tells you what the manufacturer's recommend tire inflation pressure should be. Once you have that value, you can calculate 25% of that & find the pressure at which the warning light should come on. NOTE: The TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) does not continually nor constantly scan the sensors in the wheels for this information - once every 3 to 10 minutes.

It is best to use the tire pressure listed on the tire itself. Look for the recommended tire pressure on the tire and also notice the max pressure and then adjust between the two for what gives you the desired ride.

Recommended tire pressure is listed on the drivers door jam and in the owners manual.

The recommended tire pressures for your car is 30 PSI front and rear cold add 4 PSI if hot.

Regardless of the vehicle, the manufacturer's recommended tire pressures are normally printed on a small plate attached to the vehicle. This is usually found in one of two locations: on the driver's door or on the body on the driver's side. The plates are normally installed below the latch on the door or on the frame, in a location that is not visible when the door is closed. If you open the door and look along the rear edge of the door or along the narrow section of the body that is hidden by the door, you should find such a plate. The recommended tire pressures are also included in the owner's manual and are molded into the tire's sidewalls. Unless the tires have been selected for a special purpose, in which case they will have their own specific guidelines, use the tire pressures printed on the plate or in the owner's manual.

There is not a lot of variation in the tire pressure between different automobiles, although some trucks and SUVs use lower tire pressures for off-road operation. The typical automobile uses a tire pressure between 30 and 32 psi on all four tires.

Maintaining the correct tire pressure is important. The vehicle's handling and safety will be adversely affected if the tire pressure is too low. Tire wear is also affected by incorrect tire pressures, both too low and too high.
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Tire pressure always changes...
when you drive your vehicle for a long period of time the tires' temperature goes up along with the
pressure in your tires, the molecules in the air inside your tires get excited (hot)
when your vehicle is immobile for a while your tires' temperature goes down along with the
pressure in your tires, the molecules in the air inside your tires get compacted (cold)
This is the best time to get a true PSI reading from your tires....
the recommended tire pressure on most tires should be set at 35PSI
But there might be a problem with your sensors, I work with TOYOTA their sensors are set up to
where when the PSI on your tires drops below the 35PSI, the tire pressure light would then
come on.
You should also check if your spare tire comes equipped with pressure sensors, which in most cases
they do, depending on the type of tire the PSI on spare tires will usually range from 35PSI- 80PSI
you can check your owners manual for this, or simply read the recommended PSI written on the
tire.

You can find the recommended pressure molded into the sidewall of the tire.