Tyre pressure is one of the most important things to check for safe driving. It ensures your car handles well, uses less fuel, and keeps you safe. This guide will provide details on the pressure of tyres for different vehicles and explain how to check tyre pressure step by step. 

What is Tyre Pressure?

The pressure of the tyre refers to the air inside your car’s tyres, measured in PSI (pounds per square inch). The correct pressure depends on your car model and can vary between the front and rear tyres.

Common Signs of Incorrect Pressure of Tyre

Identify problems by signs like:

• Uneven tyre wear.
• Reduced fuel efficiency.
• Difficulty in handling or braking.
• The tyre pressure warning light turning on.

Chart for Popular Cars for Accurate Pressure of Tyre

Car Model	Front Tyres (PSI)	Rear tyres (PSI)
BMW 1 Series	35	33
Vauxhall Corsa	32	30
Hyundai i10	33	32
Kia Sportage	36	34
Nissan Juke	33	31
Mini One	32	30
Fiat 500	35	32
Toyota Yaris	33	30
Mercedes A-Class	36	34

How to Check Pressure of Tyre

1. Use the chart above for your car, or check your car manual.
2. To check manually, Unscrew the valve cap on the tyre. Attach the tyre pressure gauge to the valve to get a reading.
3. If it’s too low, add air using a pump. If it’s too high, release some air.
4. Make sure it matches the recommended PSI.

Checking pressure is important because when tyres have the correct pressure The car drives better, keeps you safe and the tyres last longer.

Tips for Maintaining Pressure

• Check the pressure of the tyres every month, especially before long trips.
• Use a reliable pressure gauge for accurate readings.
• Adjust pressure for heavy loads—add 2–3 PSI if carrying passengers or cargo.

FAQs

Q1: What Should My Tire Pressure Be?

The correct pressure depends on your car. For example, the BMW 1 Series pressure is 35 PSI at the front and 33 PSI at the rear, while the Corsa’s pressure of the tyre is 32 PSI at the front and 30 PSI at the rear. Always refer to the chart for specific values.

Q2: Why Does the Tire Pressure Light Turn On?

The tyre pressure light or warning light comes on when the air in your tyres is too low. This means it’s time to check your tyres immediately.

Q3: Can I use the same pressure of tyres for all car models?

No, always follow the recommended PSI. We have provided the recommended PSI for the various vehicles above. You can check it out and adjust your car tyre’s pressure accordingly.

Conclusion

We understand how frustrating it can be to deal with tire pressure problems. Low pressure can affect your car’s safety, fuel efficiency, and even tyre lifespan. Sometimes, you might not have the time or tools to handle it yourself—and that’s where the trouble begins.

At Buraq Mobile Tyre, we bring the solution to you. Our mobile tyre service ensures that your tyres are checked, adjusted, or replaced at your doorstep or on the road. Our expert team is just a call away. Let us take care of your tyre worries so you can confidently drive!