Tire pressure

Hi Angela:

If you can't find it on the door itself, look on the driver's door frame (not the door but the frame that surrounds the door.)

It should be there somewhere. If not, check with the dealer, or look at other Libertys on the lot with the same size tires as yours.

Tom

It's in the glove box on our 'Cherokee'.

Mike

86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

mabar wrote:

Tire pressure stickers can be on the driver side or the passenger side, they can also be on the inside of the glove box. If they are not required to be on the car, then the pressures are printed in the owner's manual.

You can almost never go wrong with 30 psi, or whatever the equivelent BAR reading might be.

Thanks All

I have looked everywhere, door, door posts, glove box, owner's manual...........nothing!! I had a chrysler PCT Cruiser before this and it had a huge sticker on the door..............I think they just forgot to put one on!

Time for a trip back to the dealer.

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Tire pressures have to be in the owner's manual. they should be on a sticker that is on the car somewhere (in the following order - driver door, passenger door, glovebox). The sticker can be either on the door itself or the door frame. If you can't find the sticker, or the chart in the manual, then use 30 psi or the BAR equivelent.