what should the tyre pressure be on standard wheels? ive looked through the book but cant get any sense out of it, doesnt say psi

Of the top of my head i'm not sure, if you open the fuel cap im pretty sure it says in their!

doesnt have psi in there mate i checked that too

32psi on any tyre unless heavily laden then the back ones should be 34psi:)

I usually give them:

34PSI Front

32PSI Rear

spot on guys, cheers:)

Tyre pressures are quite a popular topic, but I think the fuel cap translates to 32PSI on the front and 30PSI on the back.

http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/ncrick/converters/pressure.html is an excellent web page for converting them

Chris

Also posted about a 1000 times allready, the search function is quite handy for this.

Most gauges also read bar, not so many in Kpa.

1bar = 14.5 psi.

1bar = 14.5 psi.

Shame that Skoda only quote in kPa though which I've never seen on a tyre pressure thingy

Chris

Googles very good for this. If you put "215kPa in psi" (note the capital P in kPa or it goes wrong, and the " marks are just to show what to type, don't put them in google) it works it out for you. Same for centigrade and fahrenheit etc. Very useful when you want something converting and don't know how to do it.

KpA = kilograms per atmosphere (also known as Bar or barometric pressure)

Conversion therefore 230 KpA = 2.3 Bar (1 bar = 14.5 psi) = 2.3 x 14.5 = 33.55 psi

That's the quoted pressure on my Fabia TDi for front

Rear 210 KpA = 2.1 X 14,5 = 30.45 psi.

When I bought mine in 2002 the so called customer service couldn't help me !!!!!!

Cheers Gibbo