Darth Menace

as the title states above, does anyone know the ideal tire pressure for fuel efficiency and safety?

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Cat in Canada

On the inside of your drivers door or B pillar there should be a sticker stating Recommeded tire size and pressure and if all else fails 35 psi.

87_Crown_Vic

air pressure and tire size recommendations are on the passenger rear door pillar NOT the drivers door area... i usually put my tires at 35 in front and 35-40 in the rear tires.

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Cat in Canada

My bad Canadian models may ba different

Cat in Canada

absolutly correct ran out to my 91 vic and sticker is on passengers c pillar. Sorry for faulty info. Canadian models aren't the problems, just the ones on the keyboard.

jdmeaux

With the size and weigh of the CV/GM, I normally put 35 PSI up front and 35-40 PSI in the rear. It does get a little loose on wet roads and some ice, but if you know how to handle the car, it's no big problem.