renault megane

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• Sigurd Posts: 26,610

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  07/11/10 - 11:08 #2

  The tyre pressures are probably listed somewhere on the car itself. On mine they're inside the fuel filler cap. However, there are various online sites that will tell you. Here's one:
  
  http://www.kwik-fit.com/tyre-pressure-search.asp
  
  PS: Mind you, when I tried that site for my own car, it couldn't find the vehicle, so here's another that did work for me:
  
  http://www.silkmoth.com/Blog-2010/March-2010/Free-Tyre-Pressure-Information

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• akhenaten Posts: 707

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  07/11/10 - 12:00 #3

  Thanks Sigurd

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 8,415

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  07/11/10 - 12:03 #4

  try looking around the edges of the front doors

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 32,379

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  07/11/10 - 15:13 #5

  From Here all pressures listed.

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  07/11/10 - 18:40 #6

  is it not on the rim of the tyre? I had a 2004 megane and the max PSI was shown in the text imprinted on the edge of the tyre.

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• scorpio man Posts: 4,960

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  07/11/10 - 18:54 #7

  Saishoyw wrote: »

  is it not on the rim of the tyre? I had a 2004 megane and the max PSI was shown in the text imprinted on the edge of the tyre.

  That's just it, it's the maximum pressure to which the tyre has been tested to, it isn't necessarily the correct pressure.

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• Cruachan Posts: 7,211

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  07/11/10 - 19:20 #8

  scorpio man wrote: »

  That's just it, it's the maximum pressure to which the tyre has been tested to, it isn't necessarily the correct pressure.

  
  Phew, I'm glad someone got in quick with that! Using that figure could easily end in tears.

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• Bedsit Bob Posts: 24,344

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  07/11/10 - 19:34 #9

  Cruachan wrote: »

  Phew, I'm glad someone got in quick with that!

  
  Me too.
  
  If I'd used that marking, my tyres would be inflated to 44psi, instead of the recommended 30psi.

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