tire presure

[cris007]

Simple question : what's the recomanded tire presure for Plymouth Voyager ? I have a 97 one and I'm not able to find the place where the recomanded tire pressure is written (it shoud be somewhere on the driver's dor, right?). Thanks.

[RIP]

On my 96 GC the placard is on the back surface of the drivers door. It says front and rear should be at 35 psi. That is if you have the 215/65R/16 tires on 16 inch rims. If you have the 15 inch rims, I don't know.

[imamacanac]

Originally Posted by cris007

Simple question : what's the recomanded tire presure for Plymouth Voyager ? I have a 97 one and I'm not able to find the place where the recomanded tire pressure is written (it shoud be somewhere on the driver's dor, right?). Thanks.

Hi I also have a 97 voyager with P215/65/15's and the tire pressure is also 35 lbs both front and rear. Hope this helps.

[cris007]

Thanks guys. I used to have 40 psi, I'll set it to 35 and see if there is a difference. Thanks again.

[vipergg]

Originally Posted by cris007

Thanks guys. I used to have 40 psi, I'll set it to 35 and see if there is a difference. Thanks again.

Depends on the tire , if its not the original then the sticker on the door is really only a guide and you would look at the sidewall and see what the pressure range is and experiment with what gives you the best ride , most tires will not be less than 35 PSI these days but sidewall pressures can be up to like 45 psi if the tire is designed for it . That would give a punishing ride at that pressure though .

[Mrbizness1]

The recommended prressure is listed in the glove compartment on the dashboard.
My 98 with 16" tires is 35 lbs. Using the pressure listed on the sidewall is not a good idea because it is the maximum pressure.

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...ire%20pressure