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The placard on the driver's door frame is what you use.
The tire itself has no relevant information for a driver, only for an installer at a shop mounting the tire.
*as long as the tire is the same size as suggested by the manufacture
Even if you have a different size than is OE. You only disregard the psi, that is based on gross vehicle weight, if you know what you are doing.
It doesn't matter if you have 265/70r16 and go to a 275/50r20, you still use the same pressure because your car still has the same GVWR.