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can anyone tell me with a degree of accuracy the correct tyre pressures for a swift kon tiki tag axle with 225/75/16CP rated tyres on 5tonnes - i believe the front and back tag axle tyres have different pressures? i have looked in fiat book it is telling me about a pabel van ?!!! then the swift side doesnt even mention the fiat/body side ....
the door panel states 79.5 on all?! surely not?
any help much appreciated as tyres is expensive and so are bl**** punctures
you need to get in touch with the manufacturer of the tyres, let them know the front and rear axle loading and they will then advise you. Michelin contacted me next day after my email to them.
My Riviera now needs 52psi front, 80 psi rear at 3.5tonnes travel weight on Michelin Agilis
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Do yourself a favour and follow the advice given in Sprinta's reply and the link in Charlie's reply.
How anyone can give "accurate" pressures without knowing the facts (both axle weights, fully laden, exact tyre size and make) is beyond me.
I endorse what's bwewen said-take details of your tyres (on the tyre walls) and supply to Michelin together with LADEN weights of each axle and they'll come back to you with recommended pressures
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hi ezzy66.if your tyiers are michelin camping like mine 5 ton m/h 225/75-16 on the walls it should say 80 psi all round . jud
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