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The pressure recommended by the manufacturer for each case.
A vehicle's tyres must always be inflated to the pressure recommended by the manufacturer for that type and model of vehicle. This pressure is determined according to the size of each tyre, the mass supported by each axle and the behaviour of each type of vehicle.
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The pressure recommended by the manufacturer for each case.
More than 20% above the pressure recommended by the manufacturer.
It depends on how the person drives.
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