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...expensive I recall. I use the for maximum traction and to minimise ground pressure damage to very wet grass because it belongs to a neighbour and I prefer to do minimum damage even though Ii have full legal ROW. A decent tyre pressure gage with a large bobble would be a good tool for one...

yes that’s what i’ve done a dozen or so times, when I get an alert on the dash, I go into the MFD when stationary and it allows me to set tyre pressure..that clears the alert but once I start driving it comes back ..despite no tyre pressure being lost

Normally the tyre pressure is checked from cold of course and I guess you know that but is amazing how many people adjust pressures after a run. Though if we started a journey and felt a tyre was low we could check the pressure on the opposite tyre same axle and adjust to that. I agree with...

Do you mean the "Never exceed 40psi to seat beads" warning on the tyre? That's not the max pressure for the tyre.

Hi, I'm looking for someone who can programme non factory tyre sizes for my T6.1. I have direct TPMS but I can only select one of three factory tyre sizes ( all either R16 or R17) to set pressures, which means my 255/45/R19's are running a little hard. Looking at threads on TPMS, I believe...

There is this thread that might have some answers: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/tyre-pressure-monitoring-system-retrofit-to-startline.44872/

They’re beasts! But if you follow my points above and reference the table for your 108 load rating then you will still see that they also still achieve that max load rating at 2.9bar/42psi!! …and you don’t need the load rating that high either cos the rest of your 3.2T capacity means -> 1.6T...

What’s the best tyre pressure for 20" tyres?

Have you checked the tyre pressure?

...Goodyear Cargo Vector mud and snow tyres including centre caps. Each tyre also includes a TPMS valve that I had fitted to work with 6.1 tyre pressure display. Alloys taken of delivery mileage van and 500 miles were done on them over winter before I put summer tyres on and they have stayed...

I run at 42PSI all round, I rarely carry more than 100KG in the back but I like to keep pressure the same as mine's 4Motion.

Hi, I'm looking for someone who can programme non factory tyre sizes for my T6.1. I have direct TPMS but I can only select one of three factory tyre sizes ( all either R16 or R17) to set pressures, which means my 255/45/R19's are running a little hard. Looking at threads on TPMS, I believe...

Is there a way of changing the PSI that is stored in the system as i now have smaller wheels and different tyre pressures. The pressures stored are 62 but the wheels im running are only 42 PSI

Does this help? https://www.t6forum.com/threads/tyre-pressures-255-45-18.54687/page-2#post-702240

255/45/18 is a standard size and pressures should be on your tyre pressure sticker. Pic of mine and a Cali one below:

If it's a help this is the tyre pressure plate from my MY21 T6.1 Caravelle I run 255/45 R18 which should put you in the right ball park.

I have the same question. When we bought the Crewbus beginning of 2024 we asked for tyre pressure monitoring. What we have is a system where we have to make sure all the tyre pressures are correct (I presume manually gauging it), and then press set on the infotainment. I recently saw another...

And Woah, wait on: some misconceptions here (and there seem to be a shit-load about this subject generally so it’s not surprising… the industry have tried to dumb it down to keep it really simple but the result has been a confusing lack of info if you vary from the standard OEM door jamb...

Pauly submitted a new download: SSP 541 - Tyre Pressure Monitoring System - VW Self Study Program Read more about this download...

Morning Recently bought a T6.1 with the 16" Clayton wheels running the Vantra 205/65 all around and despite trying various tyre pressure still find the ride comfort particularly rough. I've come from a car so realise this will contribute in part but are these tyres/wheels known to give a bad...