What is the tyre pressure for Wagon R?

thelightening · 2nd April 2010, 21:36

Hi, my footwears are running on nitrogen filled michelin XM+ tubeless. I charge them with a preassure of 32. Still feeling good.

razrman · 4th April 2010, 23:20

I have maintained it at 32psi. And the ride feels pretty good. Not bumpy at all.

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Originally Posted by ashlyak

WagonR 2006 Vxi - i m always on 33, and use Nitrogen from past 3 months.

Did you find any noticeable difference after filling Nitrogen?

sanju.iitm · 5th April 2010, 10:03

I have 2009 WagonR VXi and I maintain a tyre pressure of 32psi from day one as suggested by Maruti. I have clocked 11000Km in 13 Months. The ride is pretty good so far.

rishie · 5th April 2010, 12:57

I have 2004 WagonR VXi and I keep the tyre pressure of 34psi with Nitrogen from the day I took the delivery from True Value store. I always felt that the ride is smooth with nitrogen (both on my Wagon-R and my Pulsar 220), compared to normal air.

MunnabhaiMBBS · 12th January 2016, 10:14

Recommended 33 psi brings the ride very bumpy and less grippy. Would really appreciate if current owners can recommend the specific tyre pressure with a brief justification.

arnabchak · 12th January 2016, 13:30

33 Psi with Nitrogen and stock tyre sizes.

audioholic · 12th January 2016, 14:56

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Originally Posted by MunnabhaiMBBS

Recommended 33 psi brings the ride very bumpy and less grippy. Would really appreciate if current owners can recommend the specific tyre pressure with a brief justification.

Problem is more to do with the tyre profile. Since it runs on 65 profile tyres, even if you reduce air pressure, it will lead to the rim getting hit on rough roads. Try 31-32 and see if it helps, though it wont make a huge difference. I am using 33 at front and 31 at rear since my car is not loaded always and that helps improve rear seat bumpiness when I have a person or two sitting back. Another reason for the lesser pressure at rear is that I am worried that the rear tyres will lock up on hard braking due to lesser grip at the back compared to front since my car doesnt have ABS.

I use the ring road every morning which is a combination of high speed and idiotic drivers. Hence for me the rear grip is priority suppose I have to brake in an emergency.

MunnabhaiMBBS · 20th February 2016, 12:15

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Originally Posted by audioholic

Try 31-32 and see if it helps, though it wont make a huge difference.

Tried 31 for couple of days and I am happy with the ride. It has not even affected the FE adversely.

bhandary · 21st February 2016, 17:44

I adjust the tyre pressure to 33 psi (normal air) on my Wagon R VXi before I begin my long distance travels (200+ kms one way). But during the rainy season I reduce it to 30 psi for better grip. The tyres 155/65/R14 Apollo Amazer 3G are just done about 25,000 kms and the treads are still good enough.

It may be noted that the recommended tyre pressures are for cold tyres, when they are at a normal outside temperature of about +20 °C. Always adjust the pressure to recommended manufacturer's tyre pressure in the mornings when the temperature is low and before you begin your journey and never if your car has been parked under scorching sun or during the midway of the long journey (especially when you stop to top up the fuel).

2nd April 2010, 21:36	#16
thelightening BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 262 Thanked: 3 Times View My Garage	Hi, my footwears are running on nitrogen filled michelin XM+ tubeless. I charge them with a preassure of 32. Still feeling good.
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5th April 2010, 10:03	#18
sanju.iitm BHPian Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Bangalore, Dxb Posts: 64 Thanked: 2 Times	I have 2009 WagonR VXi and I maintain a tyre pressure of 32psi from day one as suggested by Maruti. I have clocked 11000Km in 13 Months. The ride is pretty good so far.
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5th April 2010, 12:57	#19
rishie BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 136 Thanked: 38 Times	I have 2004 WagonR VXi and I keep the tyre pressure of 34psi with Nitrogen from the day I took the delivery from True Value store. I always felt that the ride is smooth with nitrogen (both on my Wagon-R and my Pulsar 220), compared to normal air.
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12th January 2016, 10:14	#20
MunnabhaiMBBS BHPian Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: - Posts: 341 Thanked: 804 Times	Re: What is the tyre pressure for Wagon R? Recommended 33 psi brings the ride very bumpy and less grippy. Would really appreciate if current owners can recommend the specific tyre pressure with a brief justification.
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arnabchak Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: MH-04 Posts: 1,346 Thanked: 1,165 Times	Re: What is the tyre pressure for Wagon R? 33 Psi with Nitrogen and stock tyre sizes.
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21st February 2016, 17:44	#24
bhandary BHPian Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: IXE-GOI-BLR Posts: 118 Thanked: 103 Times	Re: What is the tyre pressure for Wagon R? I adjust the tyre pressure to 33 psi (normal air) on my Wagon R VXi before I begin my long distance travels (200+ kms one way). But during the rainy season I reduce it to 30 psi for better grip. The tyres 155/65/R14 Apollo Amazer 3G are just done about 25,000 kms and the treads are still good enough. It may be noted that the recommended tyre pressures are for cold tyres, when they are at a normal outside temperature of about +20 °C. Always adjust the pressure to recommended manufacturer's tyre pressure in the mornings when the temperature is low and before you begin your journey and never if your car has been parked under scorching sun or during the midway of the long journey (especially when you stop to top up the fuel).
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