Nissan Tire Pressure Label VE315 - 215/65R15 96S Spec, 220 kPa Front & Rear
Vehicle tire pressure information label in Japanese showing recommended inflation for stock and spare tires.
This document is a factory tire pressure specification decal (data spec plate) photographed on the vehicle body, printed in green Japanese text on a white label. The heading reads 'タイヤ空気圧' (Tire Air Pressure) with values given in kPa and kg/cm². The table lists two tire specifications: for the standard tire size 215/65R15 96S, the recommended cold inflation pressure is 220 kPa (2.2 kg/cm²) for both the front wheels (前輪) and rear wheels (後輪). For the temporary/emergency spare tire (応急用タイヤ), size T145/80D16, the pressure is 420 kPa (4.2 kg/cm²) front and rear. A footnote instructs that when the emergency spare tire is fitted, the vehicle should be driven at 100 km/h or less, and refers the reader to the owner's manual (取扱説明書) for usage instructions. The label code 'VE315' appears in the lower right corner. From this label, a reader can determine the correct tire inflation pressures for both the standard tires and the temporary spare, along with the speed restriction applicable when driving on the spare.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the recommended tire pressure for the 215/65R15 96S tires?
- 220 kPa (2.2 kg/cm²) for both the front and rear wheels, per the label.
- What is the spare tire size and pressure shown on this label?
- The emergency spare (応急用タイヤ) is T145/80D16, inflated to 420 kPa (4.2 kg/cm²) front and rear.
- Is there a speed limit when using the emergency spare tire?
- Yes. The label states that when the emergency spare tire is fitted, drive at 100 km/h or less, and consult the owner's manual for usage instructions.
- What units are the tire pressures given in?
- Pressures are shown in kPa with kg/cm² values in parentheses, e.g., 220 (2.2) and 420 (4.2).
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