Specifications tire pressure
The tire pressure is indicated by the manufacturer, the pressure is calculated under varying load conditions and for a specific tire specifications, if we change the tires on others for example, with a lower profile, it is useless follow the manufacturer’s specifications, as this does not recommend this tire has not calculated the specific pressures. Also recommended tire changes may adversely affect other elements of the direction of the vehicle, but that is something to be discussed in another installment.
The manufacturer’s recommended pressure is usually indicated on the vehicle owner’s manual and a sticker in areas like the inside of the door frame of the duct or fuel tank cap. The manufacturer usually indicates two pressures, one for light loads and other heavy duty vehicle, the latter is always recommended that all vehicle seats are occupied, not necessarily loaded in the luggage when you travel two people and a lot of weight trunk is also inflate tires to recommended pressure load.
Pressures are indicated in bars: 2 bar = 29.00754 PSI
Pressure of the spare wheel.
It’s funny while striking, spare wheels (type foot stick), these seem very narrow motorcycle maximum speed recommended is 80 km / h and insurance are all aware, have an inflation pressure of 4 to 4 5 bars of pressure, so if you click and replaced by the spare wheel do not forget to inflate to this pressure (usually indicated on the rubber itself)
Nomenclature and symbols of the tire.
I leave you with this animation where we can find which means that which is written in our tires.
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