ZZE wheel PSI.

[stevo1210]

The wheel placard sticker thing in my ZZE glovebox is missing after my brother cleaned the thing out after he spilt some coke in there a few years back when he was younger. I would presume he cleaned it out and took the sticker as well since there's only traces of it left... well bits of it really.

Anyway, my problem is that I've upgraded to some alloys (finally after many years) with 195/60/R15 wheels and I don't know what PSI these are supposed to be pumped to since my originals were 14" steelies. They are currently sitting on 29 P.S.I which I think is a tad too low since I used to pump my 14" up to 36 or whatever it was. So what is the proper P.S.I for 15" wheels?

I also have another question... since these alloys came from what I think was a Holden Astra? [missing badges] (got everything for $100 second hand w/tyres LOL)... is there a way that I can like stick a Toyota badge on these rims to make it look better i guess? or a sticker for that matter?

[pirate125]

Recommended cold tyre pressure is 30 psi all around and 60 psi for the temporary (spare) tyre. I normally put in 31 psi all around on mine.

[Damnfuzz]

Not sure about standard pressures for you, I run 40psi in my 17s... <_<

In terms of dressing up the wheels you have, you could try and source some Toyota centre caps if they will fit. They just feature the Toyota symbol. Maybe try a wreckers?

Adrian

[Kenshin X]

Not sure about standard pressures for you, I run 40psi in my 17s... <_<

+2. but i'm on 16 stockies stivo rims ;)

[PaulyJohn]

run 36psi in my 15" steelies and 40psi on my 17"s

[Break the Chain]

Regardless of wheel size it would pay to follow the tyre manufacturers recommended psi. In saying that I run 36 front 34 rear.