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Manufacturers Specifications - Wheels and Tyres

Maintaining your correct Tyre pressure

Maintaining the correct tyre pressure for your Jaguar is important. Apart from the obvious safety issues, if you don't run your car with the correct tyre pressures it will cost you dearly. Jaguar specific tyre's are quite soft, and your car will eat tyre's that are at the wrong pressure at a very rapid pace.
Under-Inflated tyre's are prone to overheat (more surface area in contact with the road surface), reduce optimum fuel efficiency and degrade performance. Over-Inflated tyre's can produce poor vehicle handling and an uncomfortable ride. Both over and under inflated tyre's tend suffer more from road damage.

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