What does SUV stand for?
We all know what it is, however, do you know what SUV stands for? Thankfully, here at Michelin, we are in the know and are happy to help!
What Should SUV Tyre Pressure Be?
Having the correct tyre pressure is crucial in regard to efficiency, safety, and a variety of other driving factors.
How to check tyre pressure on your SUV?
*The recommended tyre pressure can be found in a variety of places: in the vehicle owner’s manual, a sticker on the driver’s door, a sticker on the passenger’s door, or the fuel tank door. However, do not use the number that is printed on the tyre’s sidewall, as this is not indicative of the required pressure.
Ultimately, the tyre pressure suitable for your car will depend on your manufacturer. For assistance, visit our extensive advice guide, which includes a range of manufacturers and recommended tyre pressures. There are a variety of factors and conditions which can alter your car tyre’s pressure. On a hot summer’s day, even when a car is parked, psi can rise by ten units. Meanwhile, if you happen to be driving a fully loaded seven-seater SUV, with seven passengers, psi will certainly requirement adjustment. For any queries, either consult your manufactures vehicle manual, or contact your local Michelin dealership, who will be more than happy to help with any questions.
We all know what it is, however, do you know what SUV stands for? Thankfully, here at Michelin, we are in the know and are happy to help!
Although it may look like an off-road vehicle, that doesn’t necessarily mean it is. Here at Michelin, we answer your question: ‘Are all SUVs 4-wheel drive?’
The SUV sits as undoubtedly one of the largest and most dominant vehicles on the road. Here at Michelin we answer the question: ‘Are SUVs safe?’
Road control for SUVs made to last
Safe when new, safe when worn⁽¹⁾
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