Tire pressure

I have a 2018 Offroad with stock wheels and tires 265/70/16. I went to the dealer for the last Toyota care service. I noticed they put 38 psi. In all the tire written on my job order paperwork and on my dashboard inside of the truck. But the door jam say 30 psi. Which I been doing. My question is what are you guys running On air with the stock wheels and tires?

 

on stock wheels I ran what the door said, which was 35 or 32 or something, my current setup I run 29ish on all four corners.

 

30-35 for me

 

Chalk test is the best way to know.

 

I go by what's on the door.

 

Meet in the middle at 34 and send it. I run 43 in my 235 85 16

 

Depends on the tire. With my 265/75R16 Duratracs load range C, I have ran from 27psi to 37psi and It drives much better on the street at 37psi then it did at 27psi. For off road I have my tire deflators set at 18psi. Your results may vary.

 

I run 34 on my '18 TRD Sport stock tires. That seems to be the sweet spot.

 

35psi

 

no damn clue what mine are at just ride em till the threads pop?

and yes I know my truck has a little fever

 

'19 OR with stock wheels and stock GYear Kevlars. I run 30 psi cold front and rear. It's what the door says and it also gives the best compromise on ride, even wear, and mpg.

 

When the tires are cold or when up to operating temp?

 

I’ve always done it cold, couldnt tell you if it should be at cold or warm

 

I run somewhere around 25-30 on my stock tires. I feel like dealerships overinflated the tires on purpose lol

 

I was running 35 on mine stock tires

 

38 on stock ‘17 Limited with Michelin LTX.

 

32 here all around

 

Empty 30 psi, with any load 35 psi...easy

 

No! There is nothing scientific about the chalk test and is little more than a gimmick.

 

I run 32 psi cold, which warms up to 35-36 psi on a summer day.