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Car wheel pressure Opel Astra

vinnyryan · 2009-08-05 22:38:02

Hi folks, Does anyone know the tyre pressure for an opel astra saloon '02 1.4 petrol please??

05-08-2009 10:38pm

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vinnyryan

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Hi folks,

Does anyone know the tyre pressure for an opel astra saloon '02 1.4 petrol please??

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#2 05-08-2009 10:41pm

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Try looking inside your fuel filler cap or inside the drivers/front passengers door.

The most common pressures would be about 30 p.s.i. all round, maybe 32 in the front.

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#3 05-08-2009 10:43pm

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Ive an older Astra, and put 31 pounds in all round.

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#4 05-08-2009 11:37pm

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32 front, 30 rear official. Not sure which is best in real life, people use 33/31 or 31/31, the astra manual states its best to have +2psi pressure on the front if you're carrying passengers or other weights regularly or something of the sort.

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