Peugeot tyre pressures

Peugeot Partner tyre pressure

The tyre pressures Peugeot prints in its handbook for each Partner tyre size, by generation — Partner Mk3 (K9, incl. e-Partner) (2018 on) and Partner Mk2 (B9, incl. Partner Tepee) (2008–2018). Find your tyre size on the sidewall, then read across.

Partner tyre pressures by generation

Partner Mk3 (K9, incl. e-Partner) (2018 on)

195/65 R15

Partner van body

FrontRearNormal load36 psi2.5 bar46 psi3.2 barFully laden36 psi2.5 bar46 psi3.2 bar
Maker's handbookSource

205/60 R16

Partner van body — "Load 650Kg" version (footnote 5)

FrontRearNormal load36 psi2.5 bar36 psi2.5 barFully laden36 psi2.5 bar46 psi3.2 bar
Maker's handbookSource

205/60 R16

Partner van body — versions without footnote (other payloads)

FrontRearNormal load36 psi2.5 bar42 psi2.9 barFully laden36 psi2.5 bar42 psi2.9 bar
Maker's handbookSource

215/65 R16

Partner van body

FrontRearNormal load35 psi2.4 bar41 psi2.8 barFully laden35 psi2.4 bar41 psi2.8 bar
Maker's handbookSource

205/55 R17

Partner van body — Combi version only (footnote 9 "Only Combi version")

FrontRearNormal load36 psi2.5 bar39 psi2.7 barFully laden36 psi2.5 bar42 psi2.9 bar
Maker's handbookSource

215/60 R17

Partner van body — Combi version only (footnote 9 "Only Combi version")

FrontRearNormal load35 psi2.4 bar35 psi2.4 barFully laden36 psi2.5 bar46 psi3.2 bar
Maker's handbookSource
Notes from the handbooks
  • 195/65 R15: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 320/3.2 (46) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures.
  • 205/60 R16: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 320/3.2 (46) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures. Rear unladen 250/2.5 (36), rear laden 320/3.2 (46) and spare 320/3.2 (46) carry footnote (5); front figures are printed once for the size.
  • 205/60 R16: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 290/2.9 (42) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures. The row also prints rear unladen 250/2.5 (36), rear laden 320/3.2 (46) and spare 320/3.2 (46) marked (5) "Load 650Kg"; these are the unmarked figures.
  • 215/65 R16: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 280/2.8 (41) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures.
  • 205/55 R17: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 290/2.9 (42) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures.
  • 215/60 R17: Spare-wheel pressure printed in the same row: 320/3.2 (46) kPa/bar (psi). Table first appears in the 11/2021 handbook edition and is unchanged in the 05/2025 edition; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print no pressures.
What the handbooks don't say
  • Rows are the handbook's van-body table. The same addendum also prints a passenger (MPV) body table, which belongs to the Rifter; it is not repeated here because the Rifter is not this family.
  • Pressures appear only in the 11/2021 and 05/2025 handbook editions; the 2018–2021 e-Guide editions print none, so a pre-11/2021 vehicle should be checked against its door label.
  • The footnote legend also defines wheelbase L1/L2 and Load 800/950/1000Kg, but none of those footnotes is used in either table.
  • The spare-wheel pressure varies by row, so it is given in each row note rather than in the spare field; no spare size is printed.

Partner Mk2 (B9, incl. Partner Tepee) (2008–2018)

195/65 R15

Partner Tepee and Partner van (same five sizes in both handbooks)

FrontRear——
Maker's handbookSource

195/70 R15

Partner Tepee and Partner van (same five sizes in both handbooks)

FrontRear——
Maker's handbookSource

205/65 R15

Partner Tepee and Partner van (same five sizes in both handbooks)

FrontRear——
Maker's handbookSource

215/55 R16

Partner Tepee and Partner van (same five sizes in both handbooks)

FrontRear——
Maker's handbookSource

215/50 R17

Partner Tepee and Partner van (same five sizes in both handbooks)

FrontRear——
Maker's handbookSource

The handbook lists these sizes but prints no pressures for them — use the label on the car.

Notes from the handbooks
  • 195/65 R15: Size from the handbook's snow-chain table ("Original tyre size"); no pressure printed — the handbook refers to the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar/door aperture. The van handbook (S31) prints the same five sizes without spaces ("195/65R15").
  • 195/70 R15: Size from the handbook's snow-chain table ("Original tyre size"); no pressure printed — the handbook refers to the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar/door aperture. The van handbook (S31) prints the same five sizes without spaces ("195/70R15").
  • 205/65 R15: Size from the handbook's snow-chain table ("Original tyre size"); no pressure printed — the handbook refers to the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar/door aperture. The van handbook (S31) prints the same five sizes without spaces ("205/65R15").
  • 215/55 R16: Size from the handbook's snow-chain table ("Original tyre size"); no pressure printed — the handbook refers to the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar/door aperture. The van handbook (S31) prints the same five sizes without spaces ("215/55R16").
  • 215/50 R17: Size from the handbook's snow-chain table ("Original tyre size"); no pressure printed — the handbook refers to the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar/door aperture. The van handbook (S31) prints the same five sizes without spaces ("215/50R17").
What the handbooks don't say
  • The handbook prints no tyre pressures; it says they are on the tyre/paint label on the driver's door pillar (unladen and laden pressures, sizes, spare-wheel pressure). Pressures left null.
  • Sizes come only from the snow-chain table, which may not list every factory fitment (e.g. option or sport wheels not cleared for chains in some editions); load and speed indices are not printed there.

Figures marked "Maker's handbook" link to the maker's own document. "Reported" figures are the maker's, read from a copy we could not get from the maker directly. A figure marked ≈ has been converted from the unit the handbook prints. Nothing here has been checked against your car: if it disagrees with the label on the car, the label wins.

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Tyre pressure questions

What tyre pressure should a Peugeot Partner have?

It depends on the tyre size and, on some versions, the engine. For the sizes Peugeot lists, the normal-load pressure is 35–36 psi (2.4–2.5 bar) at the front and 35–46 psi (2.4–3.2 bar) at the rear. Find your size in the tables above, and check the tyres cold.

What size tyres does a Peugeot Partner take?

Peugeot fitted the Partner with 195/65 R15, 195/70 R15, 205/65 R15, 205/60 R16, 215/55 R16, 215/65 R16, 205/55 R17 and 215/50 R17, among others, depending on the generation and trim. The size is printed on the side of your tyre; the pressures above are listed by size.

Where is the tyre pressure label on a Peugeot Partner?

On most cars it is on the driver's door pillar or inside the fuel filler flap. It normally gives the same figures as the handbook, which is where the ones on this page come from — if the two ever disagree, go by the label on your car.

When should I use the fully laden pressures?

When the car is carrying a full load — every seat taken, a full boot or a trailer. For everyday driving use the normal figures.

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