What is the recommended tire pressure for low profile tires?

Answer 1

(one view) : The same as for any other tire you install on this vehicle. Listed in the owner's manual and on the driver's door post.

On all tires, on the side wall of the tire there is the dimensions of the tire as well as the recommended tire pressure for the front and the back tire, on low profile tires the max PSI is 45 lbs

(another view):

Manufacturer recommended tyre pressures are ONLY for the size and specification of the tyres fitted as standard as well as vehicle weight loading. Some vehicles are fitted with low profile as standard but if your tyres/wheels are different dimensions the recommended pressures will vary. Low profile tyres generally require higher pressures than taller sidewall types. Recommended pressure also takes average vehicle weight and speed into account and are given as "cold" pressures. If you carry heavy loads, tow or travel mainly on highway speeds these will be covered in your car owner manual or dealer advice. If you are on non-standard rubber then check with a tyre specialist.

Not all modern tyres have MAX pressure marked on sidewall anymore as this was misleading and could cause improper overinflation resulting in an accident and thus liability for the tyre manufacturer.