Audi SQ5 Sportback model in 2021 has recommended tire pressure of 37P/2.55B/255K to 44P/3.03B/303K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Audi SQ5 Sportback is a sport utility vehicle is available in different 3 trim levels and has 2 Read more…
Suzuki Verona models by year 2005 – 2006 has correct air pressure of 31P/2.14B/214K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Suzuki Verona is a passenger car is available in different 5 trim levels and has 2 stock tire Read more…
Nissan Titan models by year 2005 – 2023 has correct air pressure of 36P/2.48B/248K to 40P/2.76B/276K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Nissan Titan is a pickup truck is available in different 8 trim levels and has 6 Read more…
Markings on tires, what does all this multitude of numbers and letters mean? This question was asked by everyone who at least once bought new tires. We have already written about the choice of summer and winter tires, and now we understand in detail what the numbers on the tires of the car mean, why they are needed, and how to read this marking. (more…)
Scion FR-S models by year 2013 – 2016 has correct air pressure of 36P/2.48B/248K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Scion FR-S is a passenger car is available in different 2 trim levels and has 2 stock tire Read more…
Infiniti Q70 models by year 2014 – 2019 has correct air pressure of 34P/2.34B/234K to 37P/2.55B/255K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Infiniti Q70 is a passenger car is available in different 3 trim levels and has 2 Read more…
BMW X6 models by year 2008 – 2023 has correct air pressure of 33P/2.27B/227K to 44P/3.03B/303K depending on the tire size and year purchase. BMW X6 is an SUV is available in different 15 trim levels and has 8 stock Read more…
Audi A7 Quattro models by year 2012 – 2018 has correct air pressure of 39P/2.69B/269K to 41P/2.83B/283K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Audi A7 Quattro is a passenger car is available in different 4 trim levels and Read more…
Tire pressure is a crucial part of owning a Mercedes-Benz SL450, as maintaining the appropriate tire pressure can ensure a safe and comfortable driving experience. Tire pressure should be checked periodically – at least once a month – and adjusted if necessary to ensure it is at the recommended PSI indicated in your owner’s manual. Keeping up with tire pressure can help improve fuel economy, handling performance, braking efficiency and overall tyre life. Taking the time to check your tire pressure means that you’ll get the most out of your Mercedes-Benz SL450, while increasing its longevity too. (more…)
Mercedes-Benz S350 models by year 2006 – 2013 has correct air pressure of 28P/1.93B/193K to 39P/2.69B/269K depending on the tire size and year purchase. Mercedes-Benz S350 is a passenger car is available in different 4 trim levels and has 5 Read more…