Jaguar Tire Pressure Guide

Keeping your tires properly inflated on the roads of Rancho Santa Fe and beyond is essential for safe driving and the longevity of your tires. Are you wondering how to check Jaguar tire pressure? You are not alone. Fortunately, it is simple to keep tabs on your tires with help from the Jaguar tire pressure guide by Jaguar San Diego. We dive into the details of the Jaguar TPMS light and the proper tire pressure for Jaguar models.

Tire Pressure for Jaguar Models 

As a rule of thumb, the tire pressure for Jaguar models generally ranges between 32-36 PSI. We encourage you to consult your owner’s manual for exact figures for your particular configuration. Recommendations vary based on your vehicle and the type of tires you have. 

How to Check Jaguar Tire Pressure

While most new Jaguar models are outfitted with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, you can also use a tire pressure gauge to ensure your tires are inflated correctly. 

• Remove the cap from the air valve on the tire. Make sure that you put it in a location where you won’t misplace it. 
• Press the tire gauge against the open valve stem. If you hear a hiss of air, don’t worry. 
• Read the air pressure gauge and see how the reading compares with the recommendations for your vehicle. 
• Replace the tire’s air valve cap if your tires are properly inflated. If not, add air as needed. 
• Repeat the process for each tire.

Is Your Jaguar TPMS Light On?

If the Jaguar TPMS light is illuminated on your dashboard, what does it mean? This feature lets you know when one or more of your tires are not inflated to the correct tire pressure. Once the issue has been identified and corrected, all you have to do is go for a short drive to reset your vehicle’s tire sensors.

Proper Tire Care is Simple and Stress-Free with Jaguar San Diego

Now that you know the correct tire pressure for Jaguar models as well as how to check Jaguar tire pressure, do you have additional questions about tire care and maintenance? We can help. Reach out to us today. We’re located near Del Mar and Coronado. We can also help you find new tires when replacement is needed.