Can a tire pressure of 195 drive normally?

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A tire pressure of 195 cannot drive normally. The normal cold tire pressure should be between 2.2-2.5 bar, and the recommended cold tire pressure is 2.5 bar, which results in lower fuel consumption and ensures that the tire pressure remains within the safe range of 3.0 during high-speed driving. The following are relevant introductions about tire pressure: Tire pressure requirements for different vehicle models: The optimal tire pressure is not a fixed value but varies depending on the vehicle model. The standard tire pressure for each model is indicated in the vehicle's user manual, on the inside of the fuel tank cap, or below the B-pillar on the passenger side. Regular tire pressure checks ensure safety: Before traveling, observe the tire condition. For low-pressure tires, as long as the flatness is not too low, it is normal if they feel very elastic when pressed with the foot, not too soft. For high-pressure tires, which are bias-ply tires with inner tubes, check that the tire shoulder does not bulge when viewed from the front, commonly referred to as "not swollen cheeks," and that the contact area with the ground when viewed from the side is similar to usual.