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Hi.You seem to be a guy with alot of knowledge...can you tell me the tyre pressure in psi for my T25 Campervan
Have had a few different opinions which have left me a little confused
I'd appreciate your help.Ta

Hopefully I can dig that out. It depends what the tyres sizes are... ?
What is the camper spec.

Cheers! Will send details through tomorrow

Hiya! Here are Betsy's details......Tyre size 185R14C.She is a 1983 Air cooled Transporter Campervan.Hope this is the info. you need.Thanx alot.

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13108

Looks like this thread will answer that then...

So Front 35 and 47 Rear sounds about right Most seem to think this.Thanx for your help.

44.1 Front; 54.39 Spare: 54.39 Rear

Cross-check with Simon's Brickyard here:

http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/VehicleSpec ... o/tyre.htm

those 185 R14 C's do run high pressures

Ta! Must get more air in a.s.a.p.!!No wonder the steerings heavy we thought it was due to our other cars having power steering but I suppose it helps if you've got the correct tyre inflation!!!!Oh well I live and learn.Thanx again your a star.

Maybe small adjustments front to rear depending on load front/rear and whether you'd rather understeer off the road or oversteer into the nearest hedge

If the tail's wagging the dog (big load in the back, oversteering), then a pound or two up at the back or down at the front . Conversely if she's understeering, vice versa.


Just double check the sidewall for max press. to be on the safe side - all pukka tyres should have a figure there somewhere.

NB. Check weekly or monthly, it's amazing how tyres can go down gradually without actually having punctures

Update: Nitrogen fills are becoming more common. One of their benefits is 'supposedly) to reduce the speed of slow leaks over time