I put air in my tires for the first time.
The door jamb says the tires should be at 33 psi.
When I went to put air in my tires, the gauge attached to the air pump nozzle said all the tires were around 36 psi.
The tires were still cold.
Did the manufacturer intentionally put 36 psi? Should I put 33 psi or closer to 36 psi?
I would like to know what psi will give me the best gas mileage.
Are the gauges attached to the air pump nozzle usually accurate or should I buy one?
Is the psi noted in the door jamb for the vehicle or tires?
The door jamb says the tires should be at 33 psi.
When I went to put air in my tires, the gauge attached to the air pump nozzle said all the tires were around 36 psi.
The tires were still cold.
Did the manufacturer intentionally put 36 psi? Should I put 33 psi or closer to 36 psi?
I would like to know what psi will give me the best gas mileage.
Are the gauges attached to the air pump nozzle usually accurate or should I buy one?
Is the psi noted in the door jamb for the vehicle or tires?