* Specific tire size: The Wrangler came with various tire sizes depending on the trim level and options.
* Tire load rating: The tire's sidewall will indicate its maximum load capacity and corresponding pressure.
* Whether you're carrying a load: More weight requires higher pressure.
To find the correct tire pressure for YOUR 1992 Jeep Wrangler:
1. Check the sticker on your driver's side doorjamb. This sticker lists the recommended tire pressure for your specific vehicle and tire size. This is the *most important* place to look.
2. Check your owner's manual. The owner's manual will also provide recommended tire pressures.
3. Check the tire's sidewall. The maximum pressure is indicated on the sidewall, but this is *not* necessarily the recommended pressure. Never exceed the maximum pressure listed on the tire.
Using the information from one of these sources is critical for proper tire inflation and optimal vehicle handling, fuel efficiency, and tire longevity. Ignoring this can lead to dangerous driving conditions.
