Tire Pressure by Vehicle

Proper tire pressure is essential for vehicle safety, performance, and efficiency, and its importance varies by vehicle model due to differences in design, weight distribution, and intended use. For compact cars, maintaining the manufacturer-recommended tire pressure ensures optimal fuel efficiency and handling, crucial for city driving. In contrast, SUVs and trucks, designed for heavier loads and potentially rough terrain, require higher pressure to support increased weight and to prevent tire wear and blowouts under load-bearing conditions. Sports cars, with their focus on performance, demand precise tire pressure to maintain traction and stability at high speeds, affecting not only safety but also the enjoyment and responsiveness of the drive. Therefore, adhering to the specific tire pressure guidelines for your vehicle model is vital, as it directly influences driving dynamics, tire longevity, and safety, ensuring that the vehicle performs as engineered under all conditions.

You can find the recommended tire inflation for 1720 vehicle models manufactured from 1990 to 2025. Simply select make, model and year of your vehicle to see its recommended tire pressure.

Audi

Audi Tire Pressure

78 models
BMW

BMW Tire Pressure

183 models
Ford

Ford Tire Pressure

64 models
GMC

GMC Tire Pressure

54 models
Jeep

Jeep Tire Pressure

18 models
Kia

Kia Tire Pressure

29 models
RAM

RAM Tire Pressure

11 models

All listed guides, data and/or calculations are for informational purposes only. TirePressure.com does not warrant or make any representations regarding the accuracy of or the results of the use of this information. Always refer to vehicle owner's manual for the correct tire pressure configuration.