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The pressure recommended by the manufacturer for the other wheels.
A vehicle's tyres must always be inflated to the pressure recommended by the manufacturer for that type of vehicle, except for the spare wheel, which must be inflated to the highest pressure specified by the manufacturer.
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The pressure recommended by the manufacturer for the other wheels.
The lowest of those specified by the manufacturer.
The highest of those specified by the manufacturer.
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