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PRESSURE & WEAR

How to Check Tyre Pressure

A cold-pressure check is most useful when compared with the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended front/rear values for the load condition.

Safety note: tyre fitment and safety decisions depend on the exact vehicle, tyre specification and physical condition. These pages are educational guides, not a remote roadworthiness inspection.

PRESSURE & WEAR

What matters before you make a tyre decision

Use the vehicle recommendationCheck the placard, handbook or manufacturer data for cold front/rear pressures and load conditions.
Check cold where possiblePressure rises as tyres warm, so comparing a hot reading directly with a cold specification can mislead.
Repeated loss needs diagnosisDo not keep topping up a tyre that repeatedly loses pressure without finding the leak source.
Pressure is not alignmentCorrect pressure cannot fix wheel-geometry or suspension faults that are causing abnormal wear.

BEFORE CONTACTING THE WORKSHOP

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How to Check Tyre Pressure FAQs

Do I need the exact vehicle details?

Yes. Make, model, year, derivative, wheel size and current tyre markings help prevent incorrect fitment or advice.

Can Top Point provide a current tyre quote?

Yes. Send the tyre size or vehicle details and Top Point can quote current available options rather than relying on stale online pricing.

Where is Top Point located?

The current physical workshop is at 112 Turf Club Street, Turffontein, Johannesburg South. These national guides do not claim branches elsewhere.

Workshop location: Top Point Fitment Center currently operates from 112 Turf Club Street, Turffontein, Johannesburg South. National tyre guides are research resources and do not represent branches elsewhere in South Africa.

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