What is the Recommended Genesis Tire Pressure?

When you adhere to the Genesis recommended tire pressure of your vehicle, you help maintain the safety, performance, and longevity of your tires on the roads of Omaha and beyond. What is the recommended Genesis tire pressure? The answer ranges from 33 to 45 psi, depending on your configuration and tire size. Below, our Lincoln service team has broken down the automaker’s suggestions in detail with this Genesis-recommended tire pressure guide.

Genesis Recommended Tire Pressure Per Model

So, what is the Genesis recommended tire pressure? That all depends on the specific model you’ve purchased from our new or pre-owned vehicle inventories. Before you reach for your air pump, you’ll want to consult either your owner’s manual or the sticker inside your driver’s side door jamb to find the exact psi suggestions for your trim level and tire size. The following is a general overview of recommended Genesis tire pressure for each 2025 model:

• G70 – 36 to 39 psi
• G80 – 36 to 40 psi
• Electrified G80 – 36 psi
• G90 – 33 to 39 psi
• GV60 – 36 to 39 psi
• GV70 – 33 to 41 psi
• Electrified GV70 – 33 to 39 psi
• GV80 – 33 to 45 psi

How to Inflate Tires

If you’ve been driving a Genesis around Beatrice for the past few generations, your tire pressure monitoring system will alert you when your tires are under-inflated and let you know the proper Genesis tire pressure for each tire. To inflate your tires and ensure your vehicle is ready for the roads of Hickman or wherever your travels take you, follow these steps:

1. Drive to a gas station with an air pump.
2. Unscrew the caps off the tires that need to be inflated.
3. Turn on the air pump and attach its hose to the valve stem of the tire.
4. The hose should feature a tire gauge that will tell you how much psi is currently in the tire. The air flowing from the hose will make the gauge display the psi a second or two after you’ve fastened the pump hose to the valve stem.
5. Press the hose into the stem, holding it firmly in place. When the gauge on the hose shows that your tire has the proper psi, remove the hose and put the valve stem cap back on.
6. If your air pump hose doesn’t feature a gauge, you can typically buy a tire pressure gauge at most gas stations and auto parts stores.

Schedule Tire Service at Sid Dillon Genesis of Lincoln

Now that you’ve read the Genesis tire pressure guide, if you have further questions or need tire repair or replacement, contact us today or schedule an appointment online. And while you’re here, be sure to explore our service specials to see if you can save on your visit. Let us help keep your vehicle running its best throughout the years ahead.