Recommended Tire Pressure for Chrysler Crossfire

What should tire pressure be on Chrysler Crossfire?

Check out the recommended Chrysler Crossfire tire pressure in psi depending on the year of production, trim level and original equipment tire size.

Find your Chrysler Crossfire year in the charts below to see the available stock tire sizes and corresponding tire inflation pressures with load index and speed rating.

2005-2007 Chrysler Crossfire Tire Pressure

Monitor tire pressure with the TPMS or gauges. Fix flat tires with tire inflators.

Tire size	Load index	Speed rating	PSI (Front / Rear)
P 225/40 R18	89	V	33 / 36
P 235/35 R19	91	W	33 / 36
P 245/30 R19	98	Y	33 / 36

2005 Chrysler Crossfire Tire Pressure

Monitor tire pressure with the TPMS or gauges. Fix flat tires with tire inflators.

Tire size	Load index	Speed rating	PSI (Front / Rear)
P 225/40 R18	92	W	32 / 33
P 235/35 R19	91	W	33 / 36
P 245/30 R19	98	Y	33 / 36

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