mpg?stickie right?what you all think?

[nappert]

dont know why i said mpg-forget that.I meant tyre pressure.Went to 4 major tyre garages and they all said the same thing.Dont put 36 psi in them. to put 31 or 32 in all 4. What do you guys put in??dont say air!!

[coleman258]

Your thread title makes no sense at all,

No one puts 36 in them, i do 32 - 30

[BobC]

Hi,

See here for where to find the tyre pressure lable: http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=70007

Second picture - at the very top on your lable

[BobC]

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=245229

[nappert]

Your thread title makes no sense at all
you must type without readin.aargh forget it!
I KNOW what tyre pressure its saying on the inside of the door. What I'm saying is:-All the major garages say this IS wrong,and should only be 32 max,and wanted peoples opinion on this

[BobC]

Hi,

I'm so glad you cleared that up.

[potatopete]

Look on your tyre walls. It will tell you on there. Otherwise I generally go for 34 and 32.

[VTR01KBR]

From the Haynes manual

1.4 and 1.6 litre petrol models:
165/65 R 14 tyres............ 32 psi front - 29 psi back
185/55 R 14 tyres.............36 psi front - 32 psi back
195/45 R 15 tyres.............33 psi front - 29 psi back

cant be arsed copying out the 1.0 litre models

[vtsowner]

id go with the citroens door panel sticker its what the car was designed to run in its tyres and they proberly found it out through months of testing

most garages (including kwik fit where i used to work )put in about 30 as its the average tyre pressure for most cars so they assume wrongly that the saxo is the same

i wouldnt trust them as a result, plus garage forecourt gauges are usually inaccurate

buy your own foot pump or compressor and an electronic tyre pressure key ring from halfords for a few quid and check them yourself