Z ZDA3 : 2015 Mazda3 Jan 4, 2025 #1 I'm just curious why a newly installed set of tires would be inflated 33 psi for the front and 32 psi for the rear. I always assumed all 4 tires should have the same amount of psi.
I'm just curious why a newly installed set of tires would be inflated 33 psi for the front and 32 psi for the rear. I always assumed all 4 tires should have the same amount of psi.
Mazdiod2 : CX-5 Sport 16.5 6M Jan 4, 2025 #2 Yep, depending on the weight of the car.... unless the tires are a completely different size or something *(like on a tractor ) The tire pressure is listed on the door jamb for the size of tires the car was delivered with and approved by the DOT.
Yep, depending on the weight of the car.... unless the tires are a completely different size or something *(like on a tractor ) The tire pressure is listed on the door jamb for the size of tires the car was delivered with and approved by the DOT.
Z ZDA3 : 2015 Mazda3 Jan 5, 2025 #3 All 4 tires same size of course. I guess 1 psi difference between front and rear tires may not really be relevant?
All 4 tires same size of course. I guess 1 psi difference between front and rear tires may not really be relevant?
sm1ke 2018 Mazda CX-9 Signature Moderator Contributor : Canada Jan 6, 2025 #4 ZDA3 said: All 4 tires same size of course. I guess 1 psi difference between front and rear tires may not really be relevant? Click to expand... It's not. Just air them up to the recommended PSI.
ZDA3 said: All 4 tires same size of course. I guess 1 psi difference between front and rear tires may not really be relevant? Click to expand... It's not. Just air them up to the recommended PSI.