[Tires & Wheels] Correct Tyre Pressures

[raptornexus]

Hi does anyone know the correct tyre pressures for a Citroen Berlingo 2005 2.0 HDI Van with 175/65/14 tyres? im currently running 48 psi front and back but it seems to hard a ride,and i all can find is conflicting info many thanks in advance

[philip]

Call your local dealer?

[nil by mouth]

What does it say inside drivers door ?

[tucker]

48 psi is alot...!

No wonder it's a hard ride!

There are normally two levels, normal and fully loaded. Normal is usually 30 to 35 psi or thereabouts.

[Ol'Jeffers]

48psi!!! No wonder it's bouncy!
34 all round for light load and a couple of pounds extra in the rear when loaded. My door/ A pillar sticker says 2.3 bar all round for light loads....I have a 1.6 tdi on 15" rims but the difference will be only a little.
Try here: http://www.tyre-pressures.com/

[raptornexus]

48psi!!! No wonder it's bouncy!
34 all round for light load and a couple of pounds extra in the rear when loaded. My door/ A pillar sticker says 2.3 bar all round for light loads....I have a 1.6 tdi on 15" rims but the difference will be only a little.
Try here: http://www.tyre-pressures.com/

Mine says 2.7 Bar Front =39 psi
3.3.Bar Rear = 48 psi
Same pressures for loaded as unloaded doesnt make sense?

[Ol'Jeffers]

I suppose if your van is an 800 on 14" tyres the difference is because of the sidewalls being taller than on a 15" tyre.

[steve valentine]

When I had 14's on my 2.0 hdi 800 van I ran it at 36 psi.

On 15's it's at 36 psi.

48? Yoikes!

[raptornexus]

I suppose if your van is an 800 on 14" tyres the difference is because of the sidewalls being taller than on a 15" tyre.

Yes it is an 800 on 14" tyres

[j90xxx]

I run with 35psi front and 33psi rear when empty, 35 if loaded.
The sticker states same figures loaded and empty, which seems strange.cratch:
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