Questions about tires, how many psi should i put on the front and back tires?

Look either in the owners manual under the maintenance section or usually there is a sticker with the tire pressures for your car in the drivers door jamb. Here is an answer from another website where this question was answered:

Best Answer: That depends on trim level and tire size.

On most models with a P185/65R14 85T or P195/60R15 87T sized tire the recommended pressure is 32 psi front and rear, except the ZX3 which is 34/34 psi. On models with P205/50R16 86V sized tires use 34 psi front and rear. If you are not sure what you have check the Tire Load and Inflation sticker which you will see when you open the drivers door. It will tell you tire size and recommended inflation.

The factory tires said 33 psi. So put 33 psi in all four tires. But if you changed the tires with different tires I would put the psi it says on the tire andthe new tire gives you a different psi than the factory tires I would follow what the tire says check the tire and fill it all up with the same pressure but do t go over the maximum psi you need to be 5 psi below the max.

Open the drivers door and look at the decal. If it is missing google the question you asked.

one rider - front tire @ 30 psi, rear tire @ 36 psi

two riders - front tire @ 30 psi, rear tire @ 40 psi.

Hi, the tyre Pressures, for this vehicle are

Tyre Size Front Tyres Rear Tyres
185/65R15 H 87 2.0 BAR / 29 PSI 2.2 BAR / 32 PSI
205/55R15 V 88 2.2 BAR / 32 PSI 2.4 BAR / 35 PSI
175/70R14 H 84 2.0 BAR / 29 PSI 2.0 BAR / 29 PSI

It is perfectly acceptable to have two different tire pressures in the front and back. It is actually preferable.
I would be more concerned about the magnitude of your pressure. What type of tires are you using? I typically run 110 psi in the front and 120 psi in the rear. You will want to ensure that the pressures that you are using don't exceed that printed on the tire as this could be a risk.

Hi there,

THere's a KPA or PSI reading embossed on the tire.. you should follow that. Or as a general rule 31 PSI front 30 PSI back for a stiff ride. 28 psi rear 29 psi front will give you most cushion at tacky road-to-tire friction.

Hope this helps

For riding 2 up I recommend 38 front and 42 rear. Some riders have commented on some front wobble corrected by putting the front to 40 psi.

front tire 29 psi back tire 36 psi

Look for a sticker on the drivers door panel. It will tell you what pressure to set for the tires. The owners manual may also contain this information. It is normal for a radial tire to look a little flat.