i am at a complete loss as to the 'kpa' business on the inside of the fuel flap!

anyone able to give them to me in bar or psi? saves a call to the dealer

165/70 14 f30 r29 psi

185/60 14 f32 r 29psi

195/50 15 f30 r 30psi

hope this helps

Phil

kPa is simply a differnt way of writing BAR. Bit like metres and kilometers! Simply you divide by 100 to get kPa to BAR. This site can do various conversions from ouur links page http://www.tdiclub.com/misc/conversions.html

See this thread http://www.briskoda.net/forums/showthread.php?t=70 for various info. It is way back in November 2002 when I first joined thread 70 on the site! It's been some journey

I would just add to that, if you do motorway driving probably add extra 3 to 5 PSI and if you do motorway driving with a heavy load and an extra 7 PSI.

However, I drive a Fabia 1.9TDI and have 185/60R14 tyres - I set them to 34 PSI - fronts and rears.

Regards,