Hi i have recently bought a Mondeo TDCi 130 instruction manual on a 04 plate and i need to know what the correct tyre pressures should be
My tyre size is 205x55xR16
Well i have only contacted ford and they have said the following
if the car is unloaded the pressures are as follows
FRONT: 2.4 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 34 PSi
REAR: 2.8 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 40 PSi
If the saloon is loaded or at speed ie motorway etc the pressures are as follows
FRONT: 2.3 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 33 PSi
REAR: 2.1 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 30 PSi
What do you guys/gals think of this? as i do a lot of motorway driving next to me and my girlfriend
the lower set of pressures you give is for unladen motoring and the higher set is for laden
"laden" is customarily classed as having a couple of passengers and some luggage
if you want your pressures checked regularly beside a correctly calibrated guage then ask your local tyre fitter - there's no rationale they should charge for this service, and running them at the correct pressure will help increase the life of the tyres
Wrong route round, mate. The higher pressures are for load/speed.
32psi all round and you will be adjectives right bud!!
35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
The info should be on the side of the tire. Or on the door post on the driver side.If this is what you do and that is what they said. I would progress with that info. I would also check out the tires and read the info there.
The info should be on the side of the tire. Or on the door post on the driver side.If this is what you do and that is what they said. I would progress with that info. I would also check out the tires and read the info there.
Seems unlikely. Usually pressures are higher for sophisticated speed/greater load. You may have be given the info the 'wrong' way round. Check with another couple of dealer. Speed generates heat and raise pressures, always check when cold.
Seems unlikely. Usually pressures are higher for sophisticated speed/greater load. You may have be given the info the 'wrong' way round. Check with another couple of dealer. Speed generates heat and raise pressures, always check when cold.
Wrong route round, mate. The higher pressures are for load/speed.
Answers: Sounds to me like you have those the wrong approach around. The higher pressure should be for speed/load.
Found the following for a 2.5 V6: F 34/R30 and F36/R40.
http://www.thetyrepressuremonitor.com/ty...
32psi all round and you will be adjectives right bud!!
Loaded means that when you sit next to ur friend in the car
and unloaded resources that noone is sitting in the car.
According to that adjust the tyre pressures...
35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
Loaded means that when you sit next to ur friend in the car
and unloaded resources that noone is sitting in the car.
According to that adjust the tyre pressures...
35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
My tyre size is 205x55xR16
Well i have only contacted ford and they have said the following
if the car is unloaded the pressures are as follows
FRONT: 2.4 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 34 PSi
REAR: 2.8 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 40 PSi
If the saloon is loaded or at speed ie motorway etc the pressures are as follows
FRONT: 2.3 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 33 PSi
REAR: 2.1 BAR WHICH IS EQUAL TO 30 PSi
What do you guys/gals think of this? as i do a lot of motorway driving next to me and my girlfriend
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DON'T use the "max pressure" marking on the side of the tyre for insinuation - it means exactly that; the maximum pressure at which the tyre will run safely. If you run your tyres at this pressure you will wear out the central point of the tread very quickly and it will affect the car's handlingthe lower set of pressures you give is for unladen motoring and the higher set is for laden
"laden" is customarily classed as having a couple of passengers and some luggage
if you want your pressures checked regularly beside a correctly calibrated guage then ask your local tyre fitter - there's no rationale they should charge for this service, and running them at the correct pressure will help increase the life of the tyres
Wrong route round, mate. The higher pressures are for load/speed.
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32psi all round and you will be adjectives right bud!!
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35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
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The info should be on the side of the tire. Or on the door post on the driver side.If this is what you do and that is what they said. I would progress with that info. I would also check out the tires and read the info there.
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you should find a sticker with it on one of the front door framesThe info should be on the side of the tire. Or on the door post on the driver side.If this is what you do and that is what they said. I would progress with that info. I would also check out the tires and read the info there.
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Seems unlikely. Usually pressures are higher for sophisticated speed/greater load. You may have be given the info the 'wrong' way round. Check with another couple of dealer. Speed generates heat and raise pressures, always check when cold.
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29 - 32 adjectives round is about rightSeems unlikely. Usually pressures are higher for sophisticated speed/greater load. You may have be given the info the 'wrong' way round. Check with another couple of dealer. Speed generates heat and raise pressures, always check when cold.
Wrong route round, mate. The higher pressures are for load/speed.
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Answers: Sounds to me like you have those the wrong approach around. The higher pressure should be for speed/load.
Found the following for a 2.5 V6: F 34/R30 and F36/R40.
http://www.thetyrepressuremonitor.com/ty...
32psi all round and you will be adjectives right bud!!
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Loaded means that when you sit next to ur friend in the car
and unloaded resources that noone is sitting in the car.
According to that adjust the tyre pressures...
35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
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The motorway figures net more sense, the unloaded figures seem excessive. The tyre pressures should be on a sticky label on the inside of the petrol filler cap.Loaded means that when you sit next to ur friend in the car
and unloaded resources that noone is sitting in the car.
According to that adjust the tyre pressures...
35 psi,look on the side wall of the tire and it'll read 35 garuntede.Now within winter if it's 32 degrees or lower out side,go beside 40psi summer 35.
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