how much PSI in 185/60/14?

[`OzLude]

hi, i recently noticed that the stocky tyres that i have on were running flat, and as this was the first time that i had to put air in them. .i didnt know how much i should have inside there.
i was just wondering would anyone be able to advise me how much PSI i should have inside 185/60/14's?


i had a set of 205/55/16's on a previous car and i was told that they had 38psi inside them?? so i thought it would be a little higher than that.

please correct me on the 38psi figure if i have that wrong.
it would greatly be appreciated.

thank you

[mrwillz]

like 32,33 psi in the 185/60/14

38 is pretty high still ( i think )
i've got 205/45/16s and i put like 35 max.

[vinnY]

check your door sill for the recommended tyre pressures?

[bennjamin]

or even better , there should the recommended PSI (max) on the SIDEWALL of each tyre. Look !

[swannno]

From memory i think it should about 35psi

[`OzLude]

check your door sill for the recommended tyre pressures?

it was in kpa, and i didnt know the conversion to psi :confused:

[`OzLude]

or even better , there should the recommended PSI (max) on the SIDEWALL of each tyre. Look !

there isnt any...

why would i ask if there was something to indicate the psi on the tyre?
but thank you for those who did respond

[shadou]

for 14" running on a light car such as a jazz or civics I would put 34 front 32 rear. Around there is good enough, another thread put to rest.

[`OzLude]

yeah i thought that 34 would be what i should put
but i wasent too sure if it was enough or not.

thanks for that :)

[vinnY]

it was in kpa, and i didnt know the conversion to psi :confused:

which is why most if not all analog or digital pumps have both psi and kpa ratings on them

[Nato]

^^^ lol

34 psi