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Quoted: 0 Post(s). (Thread Starter). Low tire pressure light is ON. It started to get a little colder here, and my tire pressure sign went on. i checked the pressure-it's 35 psi on all 4 tires-more than what's in the passport so i'm not sure what's going on. the light doesn't go off-it's been on for a week now.uoted: 0 Post(s). (Thread Starter). Low tire pressure light is ON. It started to get a little colder here, and my tire pressure sign went on. i checked the pressure-it's 35 psi on all 4 tires-more than what's in the passport so i'm not sure what's going on. the light doesn't go off-it's been on for a week now.
Tyre pressure. The ï¬rst and most important step, as well as being one of the simplest, is to make sure your tyres are pumped up to a correct pressure. Generally, something around 100-120psi will make a considerable difference if youâve been riding on 85psi without knowing it for the past few months. If you're running tubulars you can go up to pressures as high as 200psi - depending on the tubular - without damaging the tyre. However this doesn't mean you'll be faster: rolling resistance will be higher because the tyre has no chance to deform. See Bicycle tires â puncturing the myths for more on this.