proper tire pressure

Asked by Dave Aug 15, 2018 at 08:26 PM about the 1999 Cadillac DeVille

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

what would the proper tire pressure be for a 225/60/R16 tire?

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jadatis answered 6 years ago

Depends on weight on tire and max speed you use, and wont go over for even a minute. I am able to calculate it for you , if you give me more information.

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jadatis answered 6 years ago

From tires I need next. Only if they are standard load or XL/Extraload/ reinforced. Then I can google for loadindex or maximum load, speedcode is not that important , and pressure for wich maxload is calculated depends on SL or XL Determining the weigts on axles, or better seperate wheels, is the hardest part in it all. Carmaker uses GAWR'S for that, but then for fully loaded. The loading for the situation and empty weight helps to estimate normal use weights.

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taver91 answered 6 years ago

Probably 30-32 PSI. Have you looked at the driver's side door tag?

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