Look on the side of one of the tires. In amongst all the writing you will find there is the 'maximum load range'. This is for a certin pressure. That pressure is the best pressure to fill the tire to. Many tires are designed to be run at 35 pounds per square inch, but there are others which specify 44 pounds, and some which require only 32 pounds. Check the tire, and use a gauge to insure proper inflation. Improper inflation will result in excessive wear and tire failure.
My 1999 Passat GLS (with V6) says:
Half Load: "Under 100 MPH 29 Front/28 Rear; Over 100 MPH 32 Front/29 Rear"
Max Load: "Under 100 MPH 32 Front/41 Rear; Over 100 MPH 36 Front/44 Rear"
P.S. The Tire Pressure Label is on the inside of the Fuel Door.
My 1999 Passat (4 cylinder) says (for under 100 mph):
Half Load: 28 front/28 rear
max Load: 30 front/39 rear
In my 1996 Grand Am GT with 16 inch wheels, the recommended tire pressure as listed on the door jamb sticker is 30 psi front and rear.
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The tire will have the maximum allowable pressure printed on the sidewall of the tire. If your vehicle does not have the original equipment tires on it, you wouldn't be filling the tires to the proper pressure anyway. Look on the sidewall of the tire, it's mandatory for tire producers to label the tire with the proper inflation rate
Sledges used by eskimos have no wheels as application of wheels reduces the area in contact with the snow. As pressure is inversely proportional to area , less will be the area more will be the pressure. Due to the access of pressure wheels may sink in snow and it will be difficult to move it.
no it is not the same bolt patern
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check the sticker in the drivers door jamb
The brake pads on a 2007 Volkswagen Passat are replaced by jacking the vehicle up, removing the wheels, and unbolting the calipers. The pads can then be removed from the calipers, the caliper piston compressed, and new pads installed.
tyre pressure gauge.
The recommended tire pressure on the front wheels is 2.2 bar (31 psi) and on the back wheels is 2.0 bar (28 psi).
the 5-spoke (fatties) and the older 6-spoke wheels on the TT have a bolt pattern of 5x100, and to my understanding passats after 2001 are 5x120. so i don't think they would fit