2023 Nissan Leaf Tire pressure

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Depends on your tire size or trim. Choose yours, or compare them here.

  • P205/55R16 89H 36 psi front·36 psi rear
  • P215/50R17 90V 36 psi front·36 psi rear

2023 Nissan Leaf Owner's Manual, PDF page 554

36 PSIOpen the manual at this page ↗Added Oct 15, 2026
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Tire pressure (front) · All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) · PDF page 554

36 PSI

Tire pressure (rear) · All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) · PDF page 554

36 PSI

Tire pressure (front) · All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) · PDF page 554

36 PSI

Tire pressure (rear) · All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) · PDF page 554

36 PSI

2018 Nissan Leaf, representative photo
Shown: a 2018 Nissan Leaf (same generation). Photo: Mr.choppers, CC BY-SA 3.0
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All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) 36 psifront “36 PSI” PDF page 554 ↗
All (P205/55R16 89H and P215/50R17 90V) 36 psirear “36 PSI” PDF page 554 ↗

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Checking your tire pressure

  1. Check when the tires are cold. Before driving, or after the car has sat for a few hours.
  2. Use a tire gauge on each valve stem. Include the spare if your vehicle has one.
  3. Add or release air to match the spec. The tire and loading label on the driver's door jamb lists the pressure for your exact tire size.

Never inflate to the maximum pressure printed on the tire sidewall; that is a limit, not a target.

Confirm with your own manual, dipstick or door-jamb label.
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