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Question: Tyre pressure compensation for ambient temperature - Bowl - 07-12-2012 09:56am According to the Owners' Handbook page 213, Low ambient temperature: increase the tyre pressure by 2 psi for every 10C decrease High ambient temperature: increase the tyre pressure by 2 psi for every 10C increase I am confused. I live in a 30C country, what should my tyre pressure be? Label, -2 psi or + 2 psi? Re: Question: Tyre pressure compensation for ambient temperature - Easty - 07-12-2012 10:58pm Its temp change. So if it was 30c when you fill it up, and it drops 10c for winter adjust according. The table show the varition from original tyre reccomendation depending on where you use the car. So the same tyre has more psi in sweden rather than spain. RE: Question: Tyre pressure compensation for ambient temperature - IKM - 07-12-2012 11:22pm Glad you raised this Bowl. I'll need to take this into account next time I check pressures at home when we're minus 2 etc. I've only ever taken it into account during summer. RE: Question: Tyre pressure compensation for ambient temperature - Bowl - 09-12-2012 09:28am Thanks. So, my target pressure is Label +2 psi right? The ambient temperature here in Thailand doesn't vary as much. It's just hot and hotter, always somewhere between 30C and 35C.... in winter.