Honda Tyre Pressure Guides
This page lists all Honda models we currently cover. Each model page includes guidance on finding your official tyre pressures, how to check them safely, and what to do if your tyre pressure warning light comes on. These values are general guides only—always double-check the official sticker inside your car's door, your fuel flap, or your owner's manual for the exact pressures for your specific vehicle and tyre size.
Honda models
Important: The tyre pressure values shown above are typical recommended cold pressures for Honda models. Always check your vehicle's official handbook or the sticker on your driver's door pillar for the exact recommended pressures for your specific model, trim level, and wheel size. Pressures may vary depending on your exact specification, and it's crucial to follow the manufacturer's guidance for your particular vehicle to ensure safety and optimal performance.
Understanding Honda Tyre Pressures
Maintaining the correct tyre pressure on your Honda is crucial for safety, fuel economy, and handling. Whether you drive a compact city car, a family SUV, or a performance model, Honda engineers have calculated precise pressure settings to ensure optimal contact with the road.
Under-inflated tyres on your Honda can lead to poor fuel efficiency, increased wear, and even blowouts. Over-inflated tyres, on the other hand, can reduce traction and result in a harsher ride. Our guide helps you find the right settings for popular Honda models, but always refer to your vehicle's specific label for the final word.
Where to Find Your Honda Tyre Pressure Label
Even within the Honda lineup, the location of the tyre pressure placard can vary. Common locations include:
- Driver's side door B-pillar (most common)
- Inside the fuel filler flap
- Vehicle owner's manual
- On the edge of the driver's door
- In the glove box compartment
Pro Tip for Honda Owners
Modern Honda vehicles often have different recommended pressures for "Normal Load" (1-2 passengers) versus "Full Load" (fully occupied with luggage).
If you are planning a long holiday trip with a full car, check your manual to see if you need to increase your tyre pressures to the "Full Load" setting to maintain stability and safety.
Honda TPMS Warning Light
If the Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) light illuminates on your Honda dashboard, it indicates that one or more tyres are significantly under-inflated (usually by 25% or more).
What to do:
- Safely pull over and visually inspect all tyres.
- Check pressures with a gauge when the tyres are cold if possible.
- Inflate to the recommended PSI/Bar.
- Reset the system: On many Honda models, you may need to reset the TPMS via the infotainment system (typically under "Vehicle Status" or "Settings") after inflating tyres.