Look up a reference cold tyre pressure for your vehicle type, load and season, shown in psi, bar and kPa. Add your current pressure to see how it compares. These figures are approximations for general information only. Your car's correct pressure is the one on the door-jamb placard or in the owner's manual — always use that, and measure when the tyres are cold.
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How to Use the Tire Pressure Reference
Pick your vehicle type, load and season, and optionally type your current pressure. Press Show reference to see a reference cold pressure range in psi, bar and kPa.
Reading the results
Reference cold pressure is a typical range for that vehicle type and load.
bar and kPa are the same range in other units.
Your pressure is compared with the reference range if you entered it.
Cold pressure falls in winter and rises with heat or hard driving.
Safety first
Always set the pressure shown on your car's door-jamb placard or in the owner's manual, and check it when the tyres are cold. Under- or over-inflation harms grip, wear and fuel economy.
Features
Reference pressure in psi, bar and kPa at once
Adjusts for vehicle type, load and season
Optional comparison with your current pressure
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These figures are approximations for general information only. Your car's correct pressure is the door-jamb placard or owner's manual figure, and tyres should be measured cold.