I have a 2000 A6 2.7T, but I am not able to find the recommended tire pressure in the manuals.
Can anyone please help?

Thanks!

look right on the sidewall of the tire it should be there but when in doubt 30-35psi is a good rule of thumb

Also check out the driver door sill/jam...for b6's there is a plate that has recommended tire pressures.

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...there is a sticker on the passenger side C pillar. Shows recommended tire pressures for front/rear based on different load levels. My understanding is that this is THE place to go for recommendations, with the caveat that you should not exceed the manufacturer's recommended pressures.

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on my 96 avant it is inside of the gas flap. different pressures for unloaded and loaded, nothing higher than 36psi

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sticker is on the rear pass side door jamb,
my 2000 2.7 A6 recomends 34lbs front
and rear. the book says your can go to
36 all around if you drive mostly on the
highway

I always go 30psi all round when im the only one in the car, fully laden 32psi front 35psi rear

Hi
Take a look inside the fuel flap mines in there.

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DO NOT use the preessure written on the tire's sidewall. That pressure is the maximum pressure the tire can withstand and is needed when carrying the maximum load the tire can carry, which is written right next to it.

Dam, my max PSI for my 96 Avant is 44 psi so says the tire's sidewall, so I keepem at 42psi.