What is the ideal tire pressure for large sedan?

Answer 1

On one of your door jambs there should be a tag that has the correct pressures listed. Next try your owners manual( foreign to most people).Last but not least, go to any tire shop or the dealership and ask. It's not a big secret, they will help you out..

Answer 2

Ugh, I don't know why so many have so much trouble with this. First of all, the only time you should ever follow the sticker on the car is when you want the factory style ride out of the original tires. If you've replaced them, or want better mileage or a firmer, more responsive ride, then inflate as much as you like, up to the max press on the side of the TIRE. Second, there is NO danger of belt seperation, NO tendency for abnormal wear and driving on a hot day with a load will NOT hurt or overpressurize tires. Pressure is always set when tires are cold, at ambient temp, and not sitting in the sun. For those who say the sticker is always the way to go....ok, so if your dipstick says to use only "SE" rated oil....do you go out and find some? No, that's ridiculous, use SF, SG, SH, so on. Always take a "Best Practice" approach. If you like a softer, mushy ride, go ahead and use whatever pressure you want, enjoy.

Answer 3

36 psi is the average amount of pressure a tire requires. If it is a low profile tire it may require less. The best thing is to ask the shop where you purchased the tires.

Answer 4

It depends on the tire manufacturer. On the sidewall it should tell you the specified pressures. Typically it is 32 P.S.I cold. But some and very rarely they can be higher

Answer 5

go by what it says on the tires,,each tire has a different rating on it,,i always use what it says on the tire,,this is the best way to air any tire up,,go by what it says on the tie,,good luck,hope this help,s.merry x-mas.

Answer 6

173 psi (cold)