Tire pressure Tacoma Accesscab V6 4x4

Our trucks have a 1954 lb load requirement for LT tires and 2,149 lb load requirement for P and ISO metric. This is what the tire placard dictates.
For your size tire, because it matters, you obtain that load rating at 43 psi.
LT/265/75/16 needs 37 psi
LT/255/85/16 needs 36 psi
LT/285/75/16 needs 34 psi
... and so on.

It's a good place to start, along with a chalk test and deflection matching.
You're doing it right if cold vs hot is less than 10%.

 

Good call very few people including myself until recently do not understand that the larger the tire volume the lower the pressure is required.

 

This is perfect,when it comes to understanding my question. Thank you

 

TRD Pro Rims with Wrangler Kevlar stocks on SR5 DCSB non 4x4 running 48PSI, per chalk test and getting 25+MPG in town and 26+MPG on highway. Ride could be smoother, but that MPG is sweet and I only offroad on flat sand anyway.

 

Thank you

 

48psi. Jesus. Might want to check that chalk again

 

I never had a tread wear problem running 42-43 psi,and my gas mileage is averaging 21-23 each week.

 

Here's a 1500 truck with factory equipped E load tires. Crew cab long bed. Pursuit package

 

Here is mine from 17 TRD sport double cab.
It's at 33 when I'm driving. Stock Toyo open country tires. Too much or too little? How does one do a chalk test?

 

If you have stock tires, follow the sticker in the door jamb. The chalk test is for aftermarket tires that are in a different size/load rating (or when you're adding heavy things like a camper shell, steel bumpers, etc.)

There should be videos on youtube explaining how to do the chalk test.