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Tires should be checked regu
larly for proper inflation pressure,
wear, and damage. The following
information will assist you in prop
erly caring for your tires:
Inflation
Pressure-The tire in
flation pressures listed on the tire
placard have been selected to pro
vide the best tire life, riding com
fort and handling stability for nor
mal driving conditions. When in
flated at the highest pressures
shown
on the placard, the tires
have the load carrying capacity to
operate satisfactorily at all loads
up to and including the vehicle
capacity load (total pounds)
which also
is shown on the plac
ard.
In addition, for those owners
who prefer the utmost
in com
fort , the reduced tire pressures
listed on the placard may be used
when loads of 4 occupants or less
are carried.
II RECOMMENDED TIRE PRESSURES . (PSI COlD) VEHICLE LOAD
FRONT REAR
UP TO VEHICLE C"',"'CITY
RECOMMENDED TIRE SIZE(S) (USE ONLY IN SETS) LOAD RANGE
BECAUSE OF POSSI&lE ADVERSE EFFECTS ON VEHICLE HANDliNG, DO NOT MIX RADIAL TIRES WITH OTHER TYPE TIRES ON THE SAME VEHICLE.
VEHICLE CAPACITY BUCKET SEAT ~ OCCU,""NTS 2 fRONT -2 RE .... 200 lIS TRUNK lO ... D
TOTAL 800 lIS
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Typical Tire Placard Located On The Left Door Of Your Car
The use of improper tire infla
tion pressures can adversely affect
tire life and vehicle performance:
• Too little air pressure can result
in excessive tire heat, abnormal
56 tire
wear, adverse handling and
reduced fuel economy.
• Too much air pressure can re
sult in abnormal tire wear, ad
verse vehicle ride and handling,
