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Hyundai Santa Fe Tyre Pressure
Front Tyre Size Front Tyre Pressure Rear Tyre Pressure
235/55/R19 V 101 35 PSI / 2.4 BAR 35 PSI / 2.4 BAR
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60 is way to high for a car tyre, that is the normal caravan (single axle) tyre pressure) even on our 4x4 the rear tyres are only 35 when towing
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11/7/2023 at 9:59am
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Quote: Originally posted by 664DaveS on 10/7/2023
Our 2016 4wd Santa Fe has tp33 all round according to the door sticker.
Same here, but I run at 35psi as I've found that is better for tyre wear. Over 40k on the original tyres and still 5+ mm left on them with evan wear across them.
When towing I add 2psi to the rear as I find this more stable.
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11/7/2023 at 10:03am
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Quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Bonce on 10/7/2023
70 plate, 2x2. The label in the door says to inflate to 60 for towing. We have never bothered before, but went up to 40. So much conflicting advice online, any Santa Fe owners who can point me in the right direction please?
60psi is way too high!
Do you have a "get you home" spare as that may have a 60psi inflation pressure?
As for towing I'd advise an extra 2-4 psi on the rear and see how the car & caravan handles. I have a 2016 2.2 diesel Santa Fe.
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