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I don’t think varying tyre pressures according to the load distribution port and starboard is a good idea. I stick to the tyre sizes, load rating and pressures on the manufacturers spec’. Anything outside of these values may make you negligent in the event of an accident.

Hi. I’ve recently changed my tyres from 215/60R17 to 235/55R17 (Davenport alloys) on my T6 67plate 102PS Kombi. The circumference change is minimal (2159mm to 2149mm), I’ve pumped them up to the new (lower) PSI as per the door sticker and reset the TPMS via the setting on the instrument cluster...

Hi Guys, I have a T6.1 Kombi with Koni Coil-overs and 18"x8J wheels. In general the van carries little weight other than 4 passengers. The rear tyres are worn now and due to be replaced, but they are wearing heavily in the centre of the tyre. Originally I was running 44 psi in the tyres, but...

Good point

https://www.t6forum.com/threads/tyre-pressure-t28.59675/ 215/60R17 is a standard VW wheel & tyre combination.

My wife has a 2023 t6.1 with 16k miles, today I was checking tyres for tread depth and noticed one tyre is cracking down the centre, the tyres are Hankook Ventus S1evo3 they were fitted by main VW agent when the van was a few months old. I can’t believe they are safe to drive on so Monday I plan...

I’m in a T32, I don’t know how much difference that makes

It’s the VW recommended pressure for the tyre/wheel and load combination.

Try changing tyre pressure by a few pounds perhaps?

I’m running coopers discoverer AT’s …. I forget what pressure ….. I’ll check tho … 🤟looks well

...I had 2-3 more fault codes before, these were cleared but now I am stuck with ACC faults, Start-stop fault, front assist fault and even tyre pressure fault. I read here that it may be linked to speed sensors failures on back wheels. Also it could be just a fuse but which one should I look for...

...20" alloys (these SuperMetal ones I think: Trident Wheels - SuperMetal ) which are 9x20", and 255/35R20 tyres. This weekend I had a tyre pressure warning come on and went to check the tyres. Looking at them I noticed that the 2 fronts are load rated 97, while the 2 rears are load rated 102...

I occasionally get an alert after hitting a bump, I run 17” Cargo Vectors (commercial) at 58psi. From a previous puncture it takes a 20% pressure reduction to trigger the alert. Try increasing the pressure to the high side of the band, the tyre will be stiffer. Are they van tyres?

Should be a VW sticker inside the door opening with the different wheel/tyre sizes and pressures, definitely has 255 45 18 shown.

The 69 on the tyre is not the recommended pressure. Some say it is the maximum to be used when fitting on to the rim, I have seen others say it is an American thing, but everyone says it isn't a recommended pressure for actual usage.

I’d use the tyre pressures on the vehicle tag that you’ve posted. If you have an accident that the Police / Insurance Company deem to be down to incorrect tyre pressures you could be in deep do do.

...a 69L underslung water tank to mount in the gap in front of the spare wheel. After removing all the trim I have found that there is a tyre pressure sensor mounted right where one of the tank brackets should be drilled into the chassis. The manufacturer says the tank is compatible with...

I have also recently upped my tyre pressures from 42 to 48psi because of tyre shoulder wear on my CC2’s

Are you sure that the affected tyre hasn’t been run under pressure? Do you have TPMS set up? You asked what tyre pressures others are using, what are you using? Odd that only one of four are affected. Unlikely that it’s a tyre defect, Hankook are not a new on the block manufacturer.

I just posted a question in 'Latest posts-Wheels & Tyres' if anyone has any insight ....... :) Latest posts Tyre pressure pulling a caravan...... Wheels & Tyres