Recommended Tire Pressure - Sedona 2005

Open up your driver's side door. Look both on the side of the door, and on the door pillar opposite it. A placard with all the tire information should be on it.

As an owner of a nearly identical 2004 Sedona, I believe correct pressure is

Hope this helps.

Tom Wenndt

"Scotslad" wrote in news:1165411703.945431.303980 @l12g2000cwl.googlegroups.com:

You should have a sticker on the driver's door jamb that lists tire pressures.

Thanks for the input guys BUT...

Well I looked all over the inside by the hinges and passenger side, even checked the sliding doors there is no placard on this vehicle.

Anybody own a Sedona and know what the recommended PSI is or point me in the right direction for finding the manual online, I have to believe it posted some place?

Thanks, Rick

Thanks for the input guys BUT...

Well I looked all over the inside by the hinges and passenger side, even checked the sliding doors there is no placard on this vehicle.

Anybody own a Sedona and know what the recommended PSI is or point me in the right direction for finding the manual online, I have to believe it posted some place?

Thanks, Rick

Thanks for the input guys BUT...

Well I looked all over the inside by the hinges and passenger side, even checked the sliding doors there is no placard on this vehicle.

Anybody own a Sedona and know what the recommended PSI is or point me in the right direction for finding the manual online, I have to believe it posted some place?

Thanks, Rick

Also I cannot see anything in my glove box which somebody else mentioned. Any guidance is appreciated.

Scotslad wrote:

I called my Kia dealer, and they confirmed that the correct air pressure for your tires (on a 2005 Sedona) is indeed 35 P.S.I., front and rear.

They also reminded me, for when and if you ever have to change tires, that those are 'H'-rated tires, a rather rare bird in that size.

Now, this assumes that I am talking to someone in the U.S. of A. If you are not, I cannot help you.

Tom Wenndt

Wow, thanks alot Tom I appreciate that, leaving work and making sure I'm safe now.

Its right on the driver door sill... 35lbs front and rear