* Tire size: Different tire sizes have different recommended pressures.
* Load: The number of passengers and the amount of cargo affect the required pressure.
* Whether it's a "P" metric or other tire type: This will affect the PSI (pounds per square inch) recommendations.
Where to find the correct information:
1. 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 reliable source.
2. Your owner's manual: The owner's manual will also have a section specifying tire pressures, often organized by tire size.
3. The sidewall of your tire: The sidewall of the tire will show the maximum pressure, but this is *not* necessarily the recommended pressure for normal driving. It's a maximum you shouldn't exceed.
Do not rely on a generalized answer. Always check the sources mentioned above for the accurate pressure for your specific 2001 Chrysler Sebring. Using the wrong tire pressure can affect your handling, fuel economy, and tire wear.
