Tyre Pressure

[Alty Blue]

HI Everyone,

I have missplaced the handbook for my 2000 Corolla 1.4 Viva, and wanted to check the correct tyre pressure. I have standard tyres, nothing fancy. Does anyone know what it should be? I am off on holiday tommorrow so could do with knowing today if possible so I can check before a long drive.

Thanks v much

Tim

[vvtl-iboy]

HI Everyone,

I have missplaced the handbook for my 2000 Corolla 1.4 Viva, and wanted to check the correct tyre pressure. I have standard tyres, nothing fancy. Does anyone know what it should be? I am off on holiday tommorrow so could do with knowing today if possible so I can check before a long drive.

Thanks v much

Tim

I don't know the correct tyre pressure for your particular setup, but my tyre pressure infor is located on the inside of the glovebox. Failing that, check on the internet either with tyre fitting places or the tyre manufacturer of your particular brand.

[Alty Blue]

HI Everyone,

I have missplaced the handbook for my 2000 Corolla 1.4 Viva, and wanted to check the correct tyre pressure. I have standard tyres, nothing fancy. Does anyone know what it should be? I am off on holiday tommorrow so could do with knowing today if possible so I can check before a long drive.

Thanks v much

Tim

I don't know the correct tyre pressure for your particular setup, but my tyre pressure infor is located on the inside of the glovebox. Failing that, check on the internet either with tyre fitting places or the tyre manufacturer of your particular brand.

[DaveSR]

35Pi - standard !

[bhinderharminder]

35Pi - standard !

dont you mean 32

[DaveSR]

35Pi - standard !

dont you mean 32

Well ..... I have never checked it but my missus read it from the glove box ;) !

[nrgizerbunny]

this also depends on what size tyres/wheels you have, if you have wide tyres you will tend to have lower pressure, because the cars weight is distributed over a greater surface area.

[DaveSR]

Propper Jinked me :ffs: !

Had a flat tyre when I got to the car today - luckly for me it could be repaired and cost me £10 :D !

I also checked it myself and yep 35Pi !

[sstar]

for those who drive >100km/h, 35PSI

for <100km/hr, 30PSI