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There should be a sticker for tyre pressures for your van visible when you open your driver's door.

Good morning folks, My back offside tyre has a slow puncture, and i'll sort it with a replacement in the next week or so, but could anyone advise me of the correct pressure to set in the meantime please? I have a converted T6.1, using 255/45Z/R18 tyres. Many thanks

The top tyre pressure plate is from my T28. Max axle weights are front 1600kg and rear 1550kg with max mass of 2800kg. On the weigh bridge the unloaded van (full camper conversion) weighs 1280kg front and 1000kg rear, so slightly higher pressure in the front makes sense. Loaded up the weight...

We are constantly getting tyre pressure warnings on our T6.1 transporter (its really a van t it). We didn’t pay for the TPS system so we assume that ours is based on the rolling circumference of the tyres. Now a bit of background, I have been through the forum and checked various things. Tyre...

A valid and useful point regarding pressures. Not many people realised that the Wildpeak 3 has a maximum pressure of 40 psi written on the side wall either... In the past year I have taken up motorcycle Trial riding. Typical pressures are 6/4 PSI front/rear. When it's particularly wet people...

For test purposes, stick a few extra psi in the tyre. If it goes quiet, then you know it's the tyre. You could pop some tyre dressing on the tyre and reset the pressure and hopefully that will act as a lubricant and keep the noise away

I have been saying this for a long time , its all about dampers and their capability . I find all the vans with 16 and 17 inch wheels , commercial tyres and fork lift truck tyre pressures , quite uncomfortable , ha ha

Hi thanks, I picked it up today and had the tyre pressure wearing system flag up low pressure, and a position P warning.

After the tyre change did you check the tyre pressures and Store the setting on the MFD?

This will address you tyre pressure needs : https://www.t6forum.com/threads/20%E2%80%9D-tyre-pressure.12314/ With regards to size. That size technically too big but I run it and it's fine. Certainly better than 275/40 my wheels came with.

...they weren’t too bad in that respect. My concern was that I had the 3 separate blistered tyres. I always felt like I had to watch the tyre pressures constantly. If it was too soft (38-42) the inside of the rear tyres looked bulged and if it was the right pressure (45 ish upwards) it was...

Sounds more like an an alignment issue - never heard of the roundabout wear problem? Tyres are one of the most common reasons for an MOT failure. Always check tyres on a regular basis for uneven wear and damage. Check pressures on a regular basis. Don’t present a vehicle for MOT without first...

Hello. We don’t do anything 19” , but our 20’s we run at 36-44. So run the 19s at slightly higher pressure . Maybe 40-44. And check tyre wear periodically.

W What Tyre and what tyre size are you looking at? Just a thought because some sizes with some manufactures come in XL and then some, in certain cases. That means very stiff tough side walls. Of course you must visit a Tyre Comparison site for determining eventual pressure which is very...

Code suggested 2019 tyre. Yep, running at recommended pressures. I think I caught a the rusty remains of a sign post hidden in a grass verge a few days before.

...in tyre dimensions. Just put in all the details that are asked for for original and proposed tyres. If you also include original tyre pressure a new value will be given for the new tyres. It will probably indicate a lower tyre pressure. For the majority of people here unless...

...directly from wolfrace.co.uk When you add the selection to the basket there's a bit at the bottom that allows you to add locknuts and tyre pressure monitoring sensors. What I loved most about their service is that they fit the tyres on to the alloys, align and load balance them before sending...

If you click the lcode2 tab it will give you access to all bytes and boxes, double check your coding Go back to the start of page 2 of this thread and details are there https://www.t6forum.com/threads/t6-1-tyre-pressure-monitoring-system-activation-indirect-tpms.39359/post-548248

What pressures are people running with 17” Wildpeaks? Also, they seem to be all terrain AND winter (3 peak) tyres - are they OK running all year round? (Bit late now they’re on but hoping to run them all year!)

...rear 48) which is apparently what they were told at the time.) This only came to light recently on another thread on here, Swamper tyre pressures I think. Last year a fault came up on the tpms with the nsf wheel not registering, so I made the journey down to Bognor and they duly fitted a...