What is the proper tire pressure for a 94 DX Hatch daily driver with 15" SiR wheels 195/55/15 Toyo Proxes

 

my guess is 35psi

 

most standards are 35's....it'll tell you on the tire what the maximum ammount is - put it to that on a hot day (if you put it to that on a cold day, it could expand and put it over the top inflation wise when it heats up...)

 

I Do 30 Fronts, 28 rear.

 

look in your owners manual. It's supposed to be 33psi I beleive. I run 35psi. Do not put max tire rated preasure in them your tires will be way over the psi for the car. I had a 95 ex coupe, that I put a set of dunlop fm901's on and made the mistake of putting max tire rated psi in(which was 75psi) and killed the tires in 4 mos.

 

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I dont have the owners manual didnt come with the car
Im gonna go with what Chong suggested 30front 28rear

 

On newer car's its listed on a label in the driver's side door frame. It's likely to be below 30 a touch though. I run 36F 34R.

 

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I dont have the owners manual didnt come with the car
Im gonna go with what Chong suggested 30front 28rear</TD></TR></TABLE>

You should get slightly better MPG if the tire pressure is higher.....

 

I would run 33lbs in all 4, I just looked at ur tire size....that should be nice, nice and firm, yet not overinflated...