If I want to pump tyre at petrol station, I always saw previous user set it at 200kpa.

I always pump 220kpa ikut sticker dekat pintu kereta.

I tried once 200kpa and it make your car more comfortable.
But then I pump back to 220kpa because scare tyre explode because kurang angin..

So my question, is it okay to pump 200kpa?

This post has been edited by MmeBox: Apr 20 2023, 06:55 PM

I put 260 all round...

See ON ur CAR door, GOT sticker

I put 200

No problem relek jer

If want to be specific u need need to take account on the load

Different situation different pressure

If in doubt pump the recommended pressure loh

Haiya

see on spec, then i put lower 10 than spec. keras sangat it hard on pothole. kurang sikit just nice.

trial and error la

for me 220 too bumpy

200 machiam too less pulak

so now i pump 210

This post has been edited by budi1413: Apr 20 2023, 07:06 PM

depends on your size tyre..i put 210kpa

Is it me or shell one will auto adjust anyway
(230 drop to 220)

my car 250.

Follor car manufacturer recommendation je la.. ada sticker kt pintu

Old cars like Kelisa didn't need so high pressure

https://eownersmanual.perodua.com.my/assets...mkelisa2001.pdf

Depend on cars … some car 260kpa baru efficient .. 200 kpa makan minyak

kanina follow the fuking instruction la.

yes all auto adjust to 200

Nothing to do with old or new, its to do with your tyre size and sidewall size

No head no tail

What car u driving , what tyre size you using and what tyre brand u using also never bagitau

250 most optimal

I just follow recommended tyre pressure.. 260 ambil corner rasa skidded sikit..

Look at the car sticker at the side of your car door

make sure don't overdo

surprise ktard driver still cannot relate vehicle weight, vehicle load, to tyre size and profile as well as tyre pressure required.

Tyre explode because too much angin, not kurang angin la.
Yr car recommended tyre pressure not stated near door opening meh.

my car is 230 front, 210 back
back has no engine or weight, u don't need that high of a pressure

200 is not low at all

i'm actually more worried some people or workshop go overinflate my tyres

This post has been edited by MR_alien: Apr 20 2023, 07:55 PM

follow the guide at door there la

Mine 20", keeping it at around 230kpa/33psi. About time to adjust 2 tires due to OCD.

This post has been edited by Xccess: Apr 20 2023, 08:05 PM


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Big 4x4 tyres don't need high pressure

those are for cold temperatures.. if car has been travelling for a while, and/or ambient temperature is hot, can add 4 or 5 psi to it....

your sticker should mention the range of pressure between min-load and max-load.
if you have full occupancy and baggage in tow, of course need higher pressure to lift your vehicle over min height.

Old Myvi still 220kpa.

But there is a reason why need 220kpa. Because its about the factory spec wear level, contact patch and comfort.

I run 220kpa up front and 215kpa at the back. Last time i used to run 205 at the back and 215 at the front.

With lower pressure, definitely more comfortable. But tyre wear is a little more on the outer side. Car also leans a little more. Steering a little heavier at low speeds. And if you corner really hard, you will actually loose some air somehow.

If too low, steering will feel heavier.

I take roundabout 6 o'clock exit few times everyday. My front left tyre wears only on left edge. Maybe it is just normal wear and tear instead of alignment issue?

check your car pillar sticker

you can pump according to it or extra 20kpa ..because whatever that you measured from the pump ..it will have ~20kpa delta compared to TPMS

pump like balloon will resulted poor handling

my persona
front 230 rear 210
if full loaded
front 220 rear 240

benz
250 on all 4 wheel

Rx8
lupa..but should be similar to persona

This post has been edited by fantasy1989: Apr 20 2023, 08:15 PM

did you check your right edge as well?

You mean right edge of front left tyre? No, only left edge almost botak now

Yes.

that whole biji of front left tyre

Only left edge wear n tear significantly

Does roundabout causes left tire wear down unevenly?

This post has been edited by The.Lucas.DaY: Apr 20 2023, 08:31 PM

Ok ja, but cepat sikit tayar makan if you under pressure it

It is related to weight of the car too.

Ayam pump 400

Unlikely.. unless u everyday sapu roundabout with 80 100kmj

ok

Follow the sticker on the door panel there lol. Then adjust up or down base on that. It’s based on tyre size

Depends, if u always need to climb staircase with your car, 150kpa enough.

depends on car weight and load
tyre size is a factor too

This post has been edited by bigmac999: Apr 21 2023, 06:00 AM

Follow sticker beside car door or fuel cover
My car 250 normal, 300 if full load

This. Simple thing to follow from car manual also cannot no wonder mechanics boom in Malaysia.

See at door frame la. Follow that if u still using ori tire size.