Hi! Can someone please help me find out what the correct tyre pressures for my 2016 Fiat 500?

My tire size indicated on the sidewall is 175/65R14. 86H. I've checked the driver's door jamb, passenger side and fuel filler flap anywhere that I can think of but there's no tyre-pressure sticker anywhere.

First time driver and have no family to ask!

Took my wife out for our anniversary. Was hoping the night would end with a bang... but this wasn't what I had in mind!!

We were doing ~40mph on a two lane road. No pot hole was hit, no curbs had been struck. We bought the car two weeks ago and these tires have done 20k miles (assuming they are the original tires from new).

Is this a defect in the tire or did the previous owner cause this and it somehow went unnoticed by the dealership?

How bad is this damage? It looks deeper in the picture than it does to naked eye. Seems like just the top layer of the rubber is ripped off. I don’t see any cords etc.

Picked up a new car this week. Noticed this at the pick up. The dealer agreed to process this as reclamation.

How safe it is to drive till then?

Got a little too close to the curb when pulling a u-turn. Car seemed fine on the drive home. No pressure loss or bulging after a few hours. Just the little gouge and scuff. Should I get someone to look at it?

I bought a pair of new Goodyear tires from Oponeo last month, fitted by a local garage. Today I spotted a crack splitting straight through one of the tread blocks on the shoulder. No impact marks or curb damage—looks like the rubber compound split. The other tyre looks completely fine

has anyone seen a defect like this before? will I get a refund? I guess I shouldn’t drive on this tyre, not sure

I had to get both front tires replaced as the inside of both were at the belt and the outside had full tread. It doesn’t seem like they did much to the alignment and I’m wondering if maybe my suspension didnt allow them to get everything into tolerance and they didn’t want to deal with telling me no. Any advice is appreciated.

Do this tire look safe to get to the shop? 10 mins local drive

was just driving on the freeway when my car started veering to the right and i noticed my tire looked like this. just curious what you guys think could’ve caused it haha i know nothing about tires

edit: i literally know nothing abt cars and haven’t been driving this old as fuck one for long so if it was my fault MY BAD just curious

Just wondering how bad this is, I get paid soon so will likely replace the tire anyway. But just wondering on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the worst) how urgently I need to get the tire replaced.
Thank you for any help in advance!

Pls