Step 1: Consult factory recommendation sticker

Check how much air each tire should hold by consulting the factory recommendation sticker, located inside either the driver’s side door or the glove compartment.

If you can’t find the sticker, or if you can find it but can’t read it, check your owner’s manual.

 

Step 2: Uncap tire stem & attach gauge

Uncap the tire stem and press the tire gauge onto the opening until it’s firmly attached. If you can hear air escaping, reposition the gauge until it stops.

 

Step 3: Remove gauge & check reading

Remove the gauge and check the reading.

Step 4: If the pressure is high …

If the pressure is high, let some air out of the tire. Use the small nib on the back of the pressure gauge to depress the tire valve.

Check the pressure again and keep letting out air until you reach the right amount.

Step 5: If the air is low …

If the air is low, locate an air compressor, usually at a gas station. Place the air hose nozzle over the tire valve and push down. Keep checking your tire pressure until it’s at the optimal reading.

Step 6: Check all tires

Make sure you check all 4 tires and fill each as needed.

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Author:
Naza
Time:
Wednesday, February 27th, 2008 at 2:07 pm
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