Read the sidewalls of the tires themselves. They have it printed on them. Generally 30-40 PSI is adequate, but it might not be for your particular tires.
That answer is entirely wrong. The number on the tire is exactly what it says "maximum" PSI. Everymanufacturer recommends atire pressure and that is what should be used. My 2005 Elantra has it printed in the owner's manual (30 PSI front & back & 50 for spare tire). OEM tires said 42 max. so it's quite different. As long as you replace the tires with the same size (not necessarily same kind) it will be the same. It is normally in the manual or inside the door jam or inside the glove compartment.
It can also be listed on a label on the driver's door jamb
32 is the recommended tire pressure
38 i believe
The recommended tire pressure for a 2004 Hyundai Elantra is 30 psi for both the front and rear tires.
30psi
195 60 r14
The tire pressure for the 2007 Hyundai Sonata is 30 psi. The Hyundai Sonata comes with a tire pressure monitoring system that gives an alert when tire pressure is low.
It should be ideally 33
P195/60R15 or P185/65R15
195/60 r15 on a GT anyway..not sure on other models but if you go to any tire website and put your car in it should tell you.
The stock size for the GLS model is P195/65R15.
2008 Hyundai Elantra gls
A 1999 Hyundai Accent tire pressure would normally be 32 pis. The tire has the rating stamped into the sidewall.