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maggiebee | 16:30 Thu 22nd Dec 2011 | Motoring
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Can anyone help? Recently bought a smaller car and have been looking up tyre pressure. It says 2.2 front and 2.1 rear. What does this translate to in PSI?
Not even sure if that's the right expression - help.
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http://www.centauro-o.../articles/psibar.html
16:35 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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32 psi in front and 30 psi in the back.. although they do have a bar scale on most compressors in the garages now
16:35 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Thanks so much 4candles and sammmo, off on a long journey on Sat and wanted tyre pressure checked beforehand.
16:38 Thu 22nd Dec 2011
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Buy yourself a small digital pressure gauge- it will be more accurate/ reliable than those on forecourts. And it will have at least two, if not three, different units displayed - so you just put in 2.2 and 2.1.
20:53 Thu 22nd Dec 2011

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