Anh Tuan, a seasoned truck driver in Ha Dong, still recounts a memorable story. One day, while transporting a full load of fruit from Me Linh to the Old Quarter, his truck suddenly swerved and a rear tire went flat amidst heavy traffic. He had neglected to check his tire pressure regularly. That day’s delivery was a complete loss, teaching Anh Tuan a valuable lesson about tire inflation. So, what is the correct tire pressure for your vehicle? Let’s find out!
Many drivers, especially truck drivers in Hanoi, often focus on the engine and oil, forgetting the equally important aspect of tire pressure. Tire pressure directly affects:
To better understand the impact of tire pressure, refer to the illustration below:
Tire pressure affects traction and safety.
There’s no single answer for all vehicles. The correct tire pressure depends on several factors:
You can usually find the recommended tire pressure:
Note:
Using an accurate tire pressure gauge is crucial for ensuring proper tire inflation. Below is an image of a tire pressure gauge:
A digital tire pressure gauge.
Truck Model | Front Tire Pressure (PSI) | Rear Tire Pressure (PSI) |
---|---|---|
Hyundai H100 | 50 | 55 |
Isuzu QKR | 65 | 70 |
Hino XZU | 75 | 80 |
Note: This chart is for reference only. Always check the specific recommendations for your vehicle.
You can visit reputable tire service centers such as:
Nitrogen keeps tires cooler and maintains more stable pressure compared to regular compressed air. However, nitrogen inflation is more expensive.
Typically, passenger car tire pressure ranges from 30-35 PSI. Refer to the specific information on your vehicle or in the owner’s manual.
Determining the correct tire pressure is a seemingly simple yet crucial question. We hope this article has provided you with valuable information. Please share this article if you found it helpful!
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