What tyre pressures should I use in my Audi A4's Sunew tyres?

I have recently bought an Audi A4 2.0-litre petrol saloon on a 2004 plate. It has come with different wheels and tyres to standard, hence this request for help. Tyres fitted are Sunew 235 Z40 R18 95W. I have struggled to find out what pressures I should be running in these tyres, both unladen and fully loaded. Due to the cost of tyres, the Sunew ones are comparatively cheap, and due to driving performance I wonder if you could advise or direct me to where I might find the correct information?

Asked on 30 July 2010 by gino gatti

Answered by David Ross

We'd suggest contacting either the tyre manufacturer or Audi customer services who may be able to get you the information. We've not heard of Sunew tyres before so can't really give you any feedback on what they're like.

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