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2003 Nissan Micra (March) Tire Pressure Label - 165/70R14 Door Jamb Placard

Door-jamb tire pressure data plate showing recommended front and rear inflation by tire size.

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This is a photograph of a factory tire pressure specification placard (data/spec plate) affixed to the door jamb of a Japanese-market vehicle, uploaded as belonging to a 2003 Nissan Micra (March). The label, written in Japanese, is titled 'タイヤ空気圧' (Tire Air Pressure) with values given in kPa and kg/cm². For the standard tire size 165/70 R14 81S, the specified inflation pressure is 240 kPa (2.4 kg/cm²) for the front wheels and 220 kPa (2.2 kg/cm²) for the rear wheels. For the temporary/emergency spare tire, size T105/70D14, the pressure is 420 kPa (4.2 kg/cm²) for both front and rear positions. A cautionary note states that when the emergency spare tire is fitted, the vehicle should be driven at 100 km/h or less, and that usage instructions can be found in the owner's manual. The label carries the code 'AX000' and a 'J' marking. Above it is a round certification sticker reading 'No.3068' from the 自動車安全対策協議会 (Automobile Safety Countermeasures Council). A partially visible blue sticker at the bottom edge begins '撥水ウインド' (water-repellent window). The photo also shows the door striker and latch hardware on the green-painted door pillar.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended tire pressure on this placard for 165/70 R14 81S tires?
Front wheels: 240 kPa (2.4 kg/cm²); rear wheels: 220 kPa (2.2 kg/cm²).
What pressure does the label specify for the emergency spare tire?
The T105/70D14 emergency spare tire (応急用タイヤ) should be inflated to 420 kPa (4.2 kg/cm²) whether used on the front or rear.
Is there a speed limit when driving on the spare tire?
Yes. The label states that when the emergency spare tire is fitted, you should drive at 100 km/h or less.
What units are the pressures given in?
Pressures are given in kPa with the equivalent kg/cm² value in parentheses.
What identifying codes appear on the label?
The tire pressure label shows 'J' and 'AX000', and a separate round sticker above it reads 'No.3068' from the 自動車安全対策協議会.

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