Does anyone know the tires psi for 2003 Chevy Malibu?

Question

I know the tire readings are wrong but I could not find the right psi anywhere, and I checked the location that was in the manual

so if I was filling the tires by the readings on the tires will that harm them.

Answer 1

You can find it in the door jam or trunk, but GM came out with a special list for all cars and trucks on the correct tire pressure to get the best tire tread wear, ride, and fuel economy. The readings on the tire are just a guide line, and as long as you don't go over the max PSI, you should be fine. But during summer, with the heat and as you drive, the air pressure in your tires rise, so i would stay around 5 pounds less than the max. But i still would go with what GM calls for, with the way gas prices are. If i remember correctly, the correct pressure is 28 or 30 PSI all around. Just call a GM dealer and get the correct pressure. Cost nothing.

Answer 2

Tires vary by type and size, by federal law they all must state on the side of the tire how much weight the tire can carry at what psi. it should be between 28 and 36 p.s.i.

Answer 3

45 to 65

Answer 4

Follow tire manufacture recomendation on the side of the tire.

Answer 5

Tire pressure is important. You can lose 5% fuel economy with underinflated tires.

Answer 6

28 psi. It will be on the inside of the driver door jamb.

Answer 7

There should be a sticker on the drivers side door jamb that tell's the manufacturer's recommended pressure.

Answer 8

that depends on the tire, look on the side, near the rim and it will tell you

Answer 9

if it's not on your driver's side door jamb, look on the inside of the trunk lid. that was where i found it in my wife's '02 gp

Answer 10

34psi should be inside door jam