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Tyre Pressures for Tyre Size:

Standard - Unladened

Standard - Unladened

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What is the correct tyre pressure required for a Isuzu D Max 12 2 with a inch wheel?

The Manufacturers recommended Unladened Tyre pressure setting for a Isuzu D Max 12 2 with the size of and Manufactured between the years of :

Front recommended unladened / unloaded tyre pressure in pounds per square inch is PSI or 0.0 BAR

Rear recommended unladened / unloaded tyre pressure in pounds per square inch is PSI or 0.0 BAR

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Please Note:
All Info provided on this website is to be used as a guide only, always confirm the tyre pressure setting of your vehicle in your owners manual.

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Psi to Bar to KPA Conversion Chart

PSI	BAR	KPA		PSI	BAR	KPA
10	0.7	70		37	2.6	260
11	0.8	80		38	2.6	260
12	0.8	80		39	2.7	270
13	0.9	90		40	2.8	280
14	1.0	100		41	2.8	280
15	1.0	100		42	2.9	290
16	1.1	110		43	3.0	300
17	1.2	120		44	3.0	300
18	1.2	120		45	3.1	310
19	1.3	130		46	3.2	320
20	1.4	140		47	3.2	320
21	1.4	140		48	3.3	330
20	1.4	140		49	3.4	340
22	1.5	150		50	3.4	340
23	1.6	160		51	3.5	350
24	1.7	170		52	3.6	360
25	1.7	170		53	3.7	370
26	1.8	180		54	3.7	370
27	1.9	190		55	3.8	380
28	1.9	190		56	3.9	390
29	2.0	200		57	3.9	390
30	2.1	210		58	4.0	400
31	2.1	210		59	4.1	410
32	2.2	220		60	4.1	410
33	2.3	230		61	4.2	420
34	2.3	230		62	4.3	430
35	2.4	240		63	4.3	430
36	2.5	250		64	4.4	440
PSI	BAR	KPA		PSI	BAR	KPA

How to inflate your tyres

Now you have the correct setting for both your front and rear tyres, you can now check if the pressures are correct.

First remove the dust cap from the valve.

 


Secondly you will need some form of tyre pressure gauge like a foot pump or a digital pressure reader

These will all we be available from your local car parts store.

If you find the tyre is over inflated you can let some air out by pressing the center of the valve core down with a match or something of similar size.

Deflate in small bursts checking regularly to ensure you dont let to much out, if you do dont worry just top up as necessary.

If your tyre requires inflating then ideally you should inflate them when the tyre is cold as a warm tyre can increase tyre pressures by around 2 psi.

Use a foot pump, plug in 12v inflater or your local fuel station should have a tyre pressure inflater on their forecourt.