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How do you check the tire pressure in a 2018 Honda CRV?
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System on my car is alerting me that one of my tires is low on air. I need to refill the tire but don’t know how much air to put in. How do you check the tire pressure in a 2018 Honda CRV?
Kara Vanderbeek · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Knowing how to check the pressure of your tires will enable you to fill your tires to the right level. To check the tire pressure of your
Honda CRV
2018, you’ll first need to find out what the recommended tire pressure level (PSI) of your vehicle is. You can find the PSI on the sticker on the driver’s side door or in your owner’s manual.
Using a tire pressure gauge—these can be found at most fuel stations—press against the valve stem. Adjust the gauge as needed until there are no hissing sounds coming from the tire. You can then check the tire pressure gauge to read the displayed value of your tire pressure.
To fill the tire, use an air compressor and fill until the value meets the recommended pressure in your manual.
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