This varies depending upon the specific tire sizes. Usually you can find this info molded right on the tire itself. You just have to be able to read the tiny print. Check this out and reply back if you need more help.
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Thank you, and yes, I can certainly get the info off the tires themselves. BUT I've been told several times that the issue is that the number given on the tire is a generalization (since the tires don't know what model car they will be put onto), whereas the car manufacturer would have made a definite recommendation regarding tire pressure for THAT SPECIFIC CAR MODEL for best mileage/handling given the car's weight, etc.
Therefore the actual number given ON the car door sticker would be preferable to use for tire pressure. And it's that actual number that I am lacking - and seeking.
Thank you, and yes, I can certainly get the info off the tires themselves. BUT I've been told several times that the issue is that the number given on the tire is a generalization (since the tires don't know what model car they will be put onto), whereas the car manufacturer would have made a definite recommendation regarding tire pressure for THAT SPECIFIC CAR MODEL for best mileage/handling given the car's weight, etc.
Therefore the actual number given ON the car door sticker would be preferable to use for tire pressure. And it's that actual number that I am lacking - and seeking.
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