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The recommended tire pressure for the Nissan Altima is 32 psi. Eventually, you will need to replace this part to avoid any accidents while driving. It is important to regularly change your tires every 30,000 to 50,000 miles to ensure they are in optimal condition and prevent possible issues such as cupping or feathering. Keep an eye out for premature tire wear and inspect the tire pressure monthly for any potential holes from sharp objects on the road. Additionally, be prepared for the part to potentially become loose in the future.
The tire pressure shown on the sticker located in the driver's side door is 29 pounds.
The ideal tire pressure for a Nissan Altima, when driven in typical temperatures, is 32 pounds per square inch.
Thirty-two pounds per square inch
My 2005 Nissan Altima has a tire pressure placard inside the car indicating that all 4 tires should be at 29 psi. It seems surprisingly low, but that's the recommended pressure.