Tire Pressure by Car
OEM cold PSI specs for every major make and model. Choose your brand below — no guessing, no generic charts.
Select a make — 23 brands
- 🇯🇵Acura4 models
- 🇩🇪Audi6 models
- 🇩🇪BMW8 models
- 🇺🇸Cadillac3 models
- 🇺🇸Chevrolet9 models
- 🇺🇸Chrysler2 models
- 🇺🇸Dodge3 models
- 🇺🇸Ford12 models
- 🇺🇸GMC5 models
- 🇯🇵Honda10 models
- 🇰🇷Hyundai9 models
- 🇺🇸Jeep5 models
- 🇰🇷Kia8 models
- 🇯🇵Lexus6 models
- 🇺🇸Lincoln3 models
- 🇯🇵Mazda6 models
- 🇩🇪Mercedes-Benz6 models
- 🇯🇵Nissan9 models
- 🇺🇸RAM3 models
- 🇯🇵Subaru9 models
- ⚡Tesla5 models
- 🇯🇵Toyota18 models
- 🇩🇪Volkswagen7 models
Custom calculation
Not seeing your car?
The tire pressure calculator adjusts PSI based on your vehicle weight, tire size, and driving style — works for any car.
Why OEM tire pressure specs matter
The pressure on your door-jamb sticker is the number that engineers validated for your specific car at its maximum load — balancing ride quality, wear, and safety. Running 5 PSI low on a 35 PSI tire means roughly 14% underinflation: increased shoulder wear, elevated tire temperature, and measurably worse wet braking. This database gives you the OEM spec for your exact model year, so you have a reliable starting point before you open the valve.