lyndaobi

Hello everyone,

thanks for your advice, and i have looked but could not find it - i did it the easy way, as when i finished work yesterday morning my tyre was almost completely flat - so i had to go to the garage and sort it out, turns out i had a nail in it - so now its repaired, the light has gone off, and i know what is the required pressure for both front and back.

cheers x

Im in Essex, have not seen too many, i have a black one, great car - has anyone tried and tested the window trick - saw it on one the other posts

It depends on the tire. Look on the sidewall of the tire and it will tell you the maximum PSI that you can safely put in the tire. I know that my 19's are maximum 44PSI. I run at 40PSI all of the time.

thanks for that, dont want to sound dumb, but i am trying to be an independent woman - lol - if i look on the side of my tire, will it tell me the size of the tire as well or just a PSI reading?

Hello anyone that can help!!

I have a dodge journey, and recently the tyre pressure light came on, i put air in it - but actually am not really sure what is the correct pressure for the tyres, both front and back, i have looked in my handbook and cannot find it anywhere, please please, please someone help me.

No in all seriousness, does anyone know where i can find this info, or should i just call a dealer???

Thanks in advance x