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  hi buberluggs

      look on the tyre it will tell you the correct pressure in psi / bars  

         billymac

Quote: Originally posted by wineciccio on 26/9/2013

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If its front wheel drive this the formula I have used for many years with no problems, 55 front 65 rear.

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Quote: Originally posted by billymac63 on 26/9/2013

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  hi buberluggs

      look on the tyre it will tell you the correct pressure in psi / bars  

         billymac

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The tyre pressure information is usually on a small notice on the inside of the door frame. You could always visit the Swift website and download the handbook.

David

I suppose to do it properly,we should weight our vehicles(both axles)then contact the tyre manufacture with these figures...they should then be able to supply the correct pressures..

Unfortunately when we did this, for the rears,all that Michelin did was to me quote the max pressure that was on the tyre, 70psi(I think?).

..and at those pressures, the ride was hard as nails and jarred your fillings!?...

So we run at 55psi front 60psi rear..(..and I checked that the tyres don't "overheat" at that).