did you remove the wheel covers? i struggle to get the valve caps off with the wheel covers on.
where did you find your compressor is it in the boot?2.55 bar = 37 psi
I have all my tyres at 2.6 bar (as shown by the app) ... I inflated to 37.5 psi per my compressor, expecting to lose up to 0.5 psi as I disconnected the compressor.
I didn't need to remove the aero trims to be able to fit my compressor.
I find it helps.
Feel like if i was to do this then i would break them would just be my luck
Yes it is, under the boot floor - but that's not the compressor I used; I have my own that I used with my old car (which had a spare wheel, not the gunk stuff) and I've moved it to my new car.
Tha t is how i felt when i tried it the first time. Now i know they come off, it is much easier.
How often do you pump yours up and what PSI do you use?
Sadly, i am checking the pressures daily
as i seem to have an issue with the rear tyre pressure monitors, they keep reporting low pressures, althouhg they are not losing pressure.
Lot of people have this issue, when temperatures drop below 6C, my rear left always gives a warning - very irritating. Rear right now doing it too, the colder its gets.Sadly, i am checking the pressures daily
i use what the manual states, 37 psi all round
At the moment i am having to run rears at 41 psi to negate the warnings
Mine have all been showing as 2.4 bar, but its not showing a low pressure warning. We've not had the car a week yet, and its not yet reached 200 miles, so I guess it takes a while for the tyres to settle in after the long boat journey.
This is a common issue but can be readily solved by buying a valve extender - basically a narrower piece that fits onto the tyre valve on to which you then put the pump. They come in a myriad of configurations.
