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11-26-2005, 09:19 PM
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You should have a label inside one of the doors with recommended tire sizes and pressures. Look inside all doors, even on the passenger side to find this label. Most models recommend 35 psi cold on all four tires.
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11-28-2005, 12:51 AM
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Re: 89 New Yorker Recommended Tire Pressure?
Being older I would sugest no more than 30 psi. Most vehicles after that year, especia;;y the smaller 15 to seventeen inch tires went to 30 t0 40 psi. Check your tires and it should give you a estimated air pressure on the sidewall. I would thil 35 is over infalted. P.s think od a bycicle tire. It takes up yo eighty.
If unsure call your dealer. Wayne
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