Winter Tires
| Recommended Tire Pressure The gauging of tire pressure should normally be done on cold tires, which means that the tire temperature is the the surrounding temperature. Pressure rises in warm tires (e.g. fast driving on motorways) and drops with the temperature. | 185/65 R15 M+S | 1 to 3 Occupants | Speeds Up To 100 mph | Front | 2.2 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) |
| Rear | 2.2 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) | ||||
| Maximum Load Maximum Load = 5 persons with luggage. Air pressure can be lowered with 0.1 bar for each person less in the Car | Speeds Above 100 mph | Front | 2.2 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) | ||
| Rear | 2.0 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) | ||||
| Speeds 100 - 120 mph | Front | 2.6 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) | |||
| Rear | 2.4 Bar (bar) The values for air pressures apply at 20deg. C. For every 10 deg. C difference the air pressure rises or falls by 0.10 bar (2 psi) |