It should be written on the tire sidewall. If it has worn off, it is also written on the inner side. Use a digital camera to take a photo on the inner side. Depending on the tire size they are around 14 psi front and 10 psi rear. Lower pressures are better for grip and less prone to puncture. Be careful these tire inflate quickly and can burst.
It should be written on the tire sidewall. If it has worn off, it is also written on the inner side. Use a digital camera to take a photo on the inner side. Depending on the tire size they are around 14 psi front and 10 psi rear. Lower pressures are better for grip and less prone to puncture. Be careful these tire inflate quickly and can burst.
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