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hi
can anyone tell me the tyre pressure for front and rear tyres on 2015 polo blue gt.
it is not on the sill or the petrol cap.in psi and bar please.
thanks

hi
asked if anyone knows the tyre pressures for 2015 polo blue gt. it is not on the door pillar or inside the fuel cap.
the hand book says look on door pillar or inside fuel cap.going away early sunday and wanted to be sure right tyre pressure.
thanks jim

I know general pressure for the fronts are 44psi and rears are 41psi.... there is another option for 'comfort' pressure with a couple psi less in each tyre

This should all be on the inner face of the fuel filler cap??? unless vw forgot to stick one on yours lol

thanks cenkay
can anyone confirm,this seems a very high pressure
jim

Tyre manufacturers site says F32 R29 as a day to day pressure.

41 psi is the eco pressure, and what I use. You should have a sticker on your fuel cap, if not someone has made a mistake.

Here is mine from fuel cover Polo GT Blue 2014

what model and year are you driving bigtam

is that the pressure you are putting in your blue gt ricmondo.32psi front and 29 psi back

Bottom of picture Polo GT Blue 2014. I found when I picked the car up the fronts where only at 32 and it did not feel very good. So I have them at 35 front 32 back but we just normally have 2 of us in the car and nothing else.

my 2015 polo bgt with dunlop tires has a different sticker to that with higher pressures... will upload a photo later

Mines are Dunlop SP Sport Maxx

2015 blueGT is higher than that. Il post a pic when I can if no one already has.

No Turbocatt. I've got the Dunlops, tend to run 35/32 as it's normally me plus Mrs Mondo. If we have a big load on, my weekly pie ration for example I treat the round bits to an extra three psi each, costs me nothing and it shows them I care. I've tried the so called Eco pressures, makes the car more twitchy generally and less secure in the wet. Within the limitations of the computer and me remembering to check the economy doesn't seem to be affected either way.