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Michelin Tire Selector will help you find the recommended tire pressure for your Porsche.
The Michelin Tire Selector not only helps you find the right tire for your Porsche but also provides the recommended tire pressure for your Porsche. The most accurate way to get the tire pressure information remains the indicator on the air valve and either the label on the inside front door of your car or the vehicle instruction manual. These references relate to the tire pressure recommended by Porsche.
Step 1 : Enter the details of your Porsche vehicle
First, select the criteria specific to your Porsche using the Michelin Tire Selector filters.
Then, click on "Check your pressure" to see the results
You can also consult the Porsche page to find the right tire and pressure for the main models of this manufacturer.
Step 2 : Find your Porsche's model tire pressure
On the results page, scroll down slightly: the tire pressure is indicated with the tire size details near the car pictogram.
Please note that some car manufacturers often propose an alternative tire pressure for particular winter tires.
The stated tire pressures are indicative values. The recommended tire pressure for your vehicle is listed in the maintenance guide, displayed on a sticker on the inside front door (often passenger side) or even on the vehicles fuel cap.
Feel free to consult our tire selector or contact a tire dealer to find out which Michelin tire best suits your vehicle.
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Why is it important to check your tire pressure regularly?
Since tires naturally lose air (about 0.1 bar per month, or 1.45 PSI), regular pressure checks are necessary.
This way, you can avoid problems such as:
- higher fuel consumption
- premature and uneven tire wear
- poorer road holding
- increased braking distance
Maintaining the tire pressure recommended by Porsche for your model will improve your safety on the road, as well as that of your passengers and other drivers.
Beyond the safety aspect, this simple action is better for the environment and saves you money, especially on fuel consumption.
We recommend checking the tire pressure of your Porsche once a month and before a long trip.
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