Recommended tire pressure depends on the vehicle type, tire size, and load. The correct pressure is usually written:On the driver’s door stickerInside fuel capIn the owner’s manualCommon Tire Pressure GuideVehicle TypeRecommended PSISmall cars (Vitz, Demio, Note)30–32 PSISedans (Premio, Allion, Axio)32–35 PSISUVs (Harrier, CX-5, RAV4)33–36 PSIVans/Commercial (Probox, Succeed)35–40 PSIImportant TipsCheck pressure when tires are cold.Overinflated tires:Hard rideUneven center wearReduced gripUnderinflated tires:Higher fuel consumptionFaster side wearRisk of tire damageUnit Conversion�Example:32 PSI ≈ 220 kPaFor most everyday driving in Kenya:32 PSI works well for many saloon cars.35 PSI is common for SUVs and loaded vehicles.