Hyundai i30 tyre pressure?

MetHerInSolas

Recently bought a Hyundai i30 2014.

Tyre pressure image coming up on Dashboard.

How can I tell what the correct tyre pressure should be?

XsApollo

Could be a sticker on one of the door sills or in the glove compartment.
I find those sensors alarm in colder weather, usually in the morning.
If you don’t have a puncture just reset it to what the pressures are now as you will need to reset it when you put air in the tyres anyway.

biko

Minimum 33 PSI according to https://www.carsguide.com.au/hyundai/i30/tyre-pressure

Mintoe

MetHerInSolas wrote: »

Recently bought a Hyundai i30 2014.

Tyre pressure image coming up on Dashboard.

How can I tell what the correct tyre pressure should be?

The tyre pressure monitoring system on Hyundai’s is such that after a tyre change or puncture or very low tyre pressure you have to overinflate them to 36-38 psi until the light on the dash goes out then deflate them to 33 or 34 psi and you’ll be good to go