Chasing a tyre pressure check near you? Most servos across Australia have free air stations—swing by when the tyres are cold. The correct pressure lives on the driver-door placard or in the owner’s manual; trust that over internet folklore. Use kPa on the pump: most passenger cars sit around 220–250 kPa and many SUVs around 230–260 kPa, but go by the placard. Check all four tyres (and the spare), replace valve caps, and re-check monthly—heat, cold and potholes are equal‑opportunity pressure thieves. If the car pulls or one tyre won’t hold pressure, don’t just pump and pray—get it inspected. After long highway runs or heavy loads, pressures rise; set them when cold and you’ll be golden.
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