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Tire pressure temperature chart

Quick answer

A tire set to 35 psi at 70 F reads about 31 psi at 32 F and 28 psi at 0 F: roughly 1 psi lost for every 10 F drop.

JACO ElitePro Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - Professional Accuracy - 100 PSI

JACO ElitePro Digital Tire Pressure Gauge - Professional Accuracy - 100 PSI

100 PSI

A mid-range pick from the gear this chart is about. More across the price range below the chart.

Pressure at each outside temperature for a tire set at 70 F, from the gas law on absolute pressure with volume held constant. Run your own numbers in the tire pressure by temperature calculator.

Reading at each temperature (set at 70 F)
Set pressure100 F80 F50 F32 F10 F0 F-20 F
28 psi30.428.826.424.923.222.420.7
30 psi32.530.828.326.824.924.122.4
32 psi34.632.930.228.626.725.824.1
33 psi35.733.931.229.627.626.724.9
35 psi37.835.933.131.429.428.426.6
36 psi38.937.034.132.430.329.327.4
38 psi41.039.036.034.232.031.029.0
40 psi43.141.037.936.133.832.830.7
45 psi48.446.142.740.738.237.134.9
50 psi53.751.247.645.442.741.439.0

Gauges and inflators to put the pressure back

An even spread across the price range. Prices change often.

Before you rely on this: Set pressure to the door-jamb placard, measured cold. Researched from published specifications and verified owner reviews, not hands-on testing. General information, not professional advice; check your vehicle manual and your local law.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the numbers in this chart come from?

Pressure at each outside temperature for a tire set at 70 F, from the gas law on absolute pressure with volume held constant. They are calculated, not measured on any one product, so real results vary with the specific model, its settings and its condition. The tire pressure by temperature calculator runs the same formula on your own inputs.

Updated 2026-09-24