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Car Forum / MINI / January 2005Tyre pressures
Hi I am new to Mini and I have a 1998 Mini Cooper Classic with superlite wheels with 12x 6 wheels with falken 165/ 60 tyres. I can't find what pressure the tyres should be anywhere. If any one knows could they let me know or direct men to where I can find out have tried manufactueres with no joy so far. Any help appreciated Thanks Paul South Wales UK Pretty sure that the Pressure is on the sidewall of the tyre? If not then try your local Kwik Fit or other tyre fitting companies... The Max, tyre pressure is usually marked on the tyre, but not the normal running pressure, I run one mini with Falken's and minilites, with a pressure of 26psi rear and 28 psi front another mini with 13 X 7 superlites and Bridgestone's at 28 psi all round, HTH Fitzy > Pretty sure that the Pressure is on the sidewall of the tyre? > > If not then try your local Kwik Fit or other tyre fitting companies... Yep, 28 front - 26 rear, with 165/60/12, same as the smaller size tyres, Steve. > The Max, tyre pressure is usually marked on the tyre, but not the normal > running pressure, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >> >> If not then try your local Kwik Fit or other tyre fitting companies... Hi Steve, will you be at the Wirral To Llandudno run on Sun 19-th Jan 05, http://www.wirral-minis.co.uk/Events/default.asp?EventID=266 Fitzy > Yep, 28 front - 26 rear, with 165/60/12, same as the smaller size tyres, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>> >>> If not then try your local Kwik Fit or other tyre fitting companies... Nah I am working, :-( sounds like a fun day though, you should do a tour of Wales, driving flat out over the Llanberis Pass is god fun!! Steve. > Hi Steve, > will you be at the Wirral To Llandudno run on Sun 19-th Jan 05, [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >>>> >>>> If not then try your local Kwik Fit or other tyre fitting companies... > The Max, tyre pressure is usually marked on the tyre, but not the normal > running pressure, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > HTH > Fitzy Please do NOT top post! hey Andy, although its netiquette to bottom post the preferred method on this forum is to post anywhere you feel comfortable, this also saves finger energy & is the default position for the cursor when using outlook express, thank to Microsoft who cant be wrong, so as your not welcome here don't advise people what to do. Steve. >> The Max, tyre pressure is usually marked on the tyre, but not the normal >> running pressure, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Please do NOT top post! |
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