Should the front and rear tire pressures be the same?

[Guzman]

Tire pressures for the front and rear do not need to be identical, but the difference should not be too large. Tire pressure is a range, not an exact value. When the rear seats are fully occupied by three people and the trunk is heavily loaded, it is more appropriate for the rear tire pressure to be slightly higher than the front. Generally, a tire pressure between 2.3 and 2.5 bar is considered normal. Precautions for using tires: 1. Avoid driving over potholes at high speeds to prevent tire wear or blowouts; 2. Be mindful that tire pressure should not be too high in hot weather, as it may lead to blowouts; 3. When replacing tires, ensure they are of the same specifications and avoid changing sizes arbitrarily.