What is the Appropriate Standard Tire Pressure for Cars?
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The standard tire pressure is generally between 2.4-2.5 bar. If the tire pressure is too low, the contact area between the tire and the ground will increase during driving, causing the internal temperature of the tire to rise and potentially damaging the tire. Conversely, if the tire pressure is too high, encountering bumps or poor road conditions can easily lead to the risk of a blowout. The standard tire pressure (referred to as standard tire pressure) can usually be found in these locations: 1. Vehicle user manual; 2. Label near the driver's side door (near the B-pillar); 3. Drawer next to the driver's seat; 4. Fuel tank cap door; 5. For passenger cars, the tire pressure information is often located near the door pillar or on the fuel tank cover, or on the side of the passenger door. Different vehicle models have varying weights and tire specifications. The front and rear tires usually require different pressures.