Lincoln Tire Pressure

 

When you know what the correct Lincoln tire pressure is for your Lincoln SUV, you'll be far more aware of when it's time to fill your tires up. Not only does this improve your safety on Frankfort streets, but it also helps to maximize your fuel economy, performance, and the lifespan of your tires. But what is your Lincoln tire pressure? Read our overview of the correct tire pressures for every Lincoln model, as well as how to reset the tire pressure sensor for your Lincoln after you've filled your tires up. If you run into any issues along the way, reach out to the service technicians at Lincoln of Lafayette, IN for assistance. 

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What is Your Lincoln Tire Pressure? 

The Lincoln tire pressure for your vehicle can be found in the tire section of your display menu. This display will tell you just how much air is in each of your tires, and whether you have more or less pressure than needed. For immediate reference, however, here are the correct tire PSI figures for each Lincoln model below: 

  • Lincoln Nautilus Tire Pressure: 33-36 psi
  • Lincoln Navigator Tire Pressure: 35-39 psi
  • Lincoln Aviator Tire Pressure: 32-42 psi
  • Lincoln Corsair Tire Pressure: 32 psi

How to Reset a Tire Pressure Sensor in a Lincoln

Your Lincoln model comes equipped with tire pressure sensors. These detect under- or over-inflation and will alert you in the event that your Lincoln tire pressure levels aren't right. After you've corrected the pressure levels in your tires, it's possible that your tire pressure alarm light on your dashboard will remain on. This is a common glitch, and in order to turn the light off, you'll need to know how to reset a tire pressure sensor in a Lincoln. Just follow these steps: 

  • Drive 20 MPH for two minutes or more. Hopefully, this will cause your sensors to take a new reading and turn the light off. 
  • If this doesn't work, add five PSI above the recommended levels to each tire. Drive for ten minutes, and then, park your car, and come back in a few hours. The light should be off, in which case, you'll then want to deflate the tires by five PSI back to the correct Lincoln tire pressure levels. 

Schedule for Tire Care or Replacement Near West Lafayette, IN 

If you suspect that your tires are in need of replacement, patching, or replacement, don't hesitate to reach out to Lincoln of Lafayette, IN. Our phone number is 765-588-4957. But before you go, be sure to check out some of the other helpful reads on our site, like our recommended Lincoln maintenance schedule, as well as our Lincoln recall FAQs!