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I have a 2000 Toyota Echo with 175/65 R14 tire.....what pressure should I put in the tires?

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Old 26 Jun 2010, 02:14 pm   #1 (permalink)
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I have a 2000 Toyota Echo with 175/65 R14 tire.....what pressure should I put in the tires?
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Old 26 Jun 2010, 02:15 pm   #2 (permalink)
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check the sticker on the left side center post or read the amount of pressure each tire should have on the actual tire.
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Old 26 Jun 2010, 02:20 pm   #3 (permalink)
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DO NOT put in the amount of air shown on the tire sidewall. That is the maximum allowed by the tire manufacurer.































Go by the owner's manual or the placard on the drivers door or inside the glovebox.
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Old 26 Jun 2010, 02:34 pm   #4 (permalink)
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driver side door post will give u proper tire size 4 your car.make sure size is correct.if not can cause improper speedometer reading.also different size made 4 certain car weights where different pressures maybe required.tire pressures r stamped on tire in smaller print on the inner circumference of tire
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driver side door post will give u proper tire size 4 your car.make sure size is correct.if not can cause improper speedometer reading.also different size made 4 certain car weights where different pressures maybe required.tire pressures r stamped on tire in smaller print on the inner circumference of tire
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Old 26 Jun 2010, 02:44 pm   #6 (permalink)
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about 28 - 30































metric system 220 will be OK
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