Wheel and tire size, tire pressure
1) Speed index, depending on engine power: 1.6i/1.8TD = T; 1.8i = H; 2,01 = V.
2) Pressure on all-wheel drive vehicles: 2.3 bar.
3) Can only be installed with the appropriate steering gear.
The pressure in the spare tire corresponds to the maximum pressure on the rear tires.
All data is given for cold tires. During long-term driving, the tire pressure increases by 0.2-0.4 bar, the pressure must not be reduced. Winter tires are usually inflated by 0.2-0.3 bar more. Follow the standards specified by each winter tire manufacturer. Since winter tires have a lower speed limit, the driver must always take into account the instructions for the permissible maximum speed.
For sporty driving, it is recommended to increase the pressure in the front and rear wheels by 0.2 bar. With such an increase in pressure, the pressure given in the table for different vehicle loads is taken as the base pressure.
When operating the vehicle with a trailer, maintain the tire pressure as for "Full Load".
If you plan to drive for a long time at a speed close to the maximum, you need to increase the tire pressure. For every subsequent 10 km/h, starting from 160 km/h, by 0.1 bar. If the speed of 160 km/h is exceeded only briefly, then you do not need to increase the tire pressure.