MAX TMPS PSI READING?

Anyone know if there’s a Max PSI my 2016 Tacoma’s TPMS will read?
My off road tires have an 80 PSI max. At 60PSI I get no display readings

 

80psi?? Is that right?
Must ride like a wooden wagon wheel.
I have E rated ties at 42psi and it’ll knock the fillings out of your teeth any higher.

 

I’m amazed as well at that PSI rating. At 60 PSI I get no display reading on my tire pressures. That’s why I’m wondering if my TPMS has a max. One owner said his would not read anything above 55 lbs. If that’s true that’s fine with me. I’m new to the Tacoma driver’s world so I’m just wanting to have all my systems working correctly.

 

Yup 50 + starts showing errors.

10 ply stick with 45 psi max. 30-40 unloaded.

 

I wouldn't worry about "systems" I would worry about what person would put 80 psi in a passenger vehicle tire.
Door jamb is correct. Tires can be used on all types of vehicles. Grain of salt man.

 

Do my tires have to be inflated to the pressure recommended on my 2016 Tacoma (door jam, 30psi) to reinitialize the TPMS, even if I have larger tires (LT285/75/R16) that run a higher tire pressure(45psi)?

 

No, but you should.
I answered the question in your other thread.

 

45psi is crazy high never mind 80.
Do a chalk test to find what psi will wear your tires evenly.

 

Lower your psi to mid 30's then give it some time, it may take awhile.

 

and sit back and enjoy the ride too!

 

I've had 55psi on my pizza cutters without error.

 

This may be unrelated but it sounds like it could be.

I had a problem with an aftermarket TPMS sensor. My 2018 would never finish "judging" the location of the tires (FL, FR, RL, RR). Connecting to tech stream allowed me to manually set it and it was fine.

 

Why are you running over 60psi? Just curious

 

No. The rating on the door is for the stock tire. E rated tires are made for full size trucks like F-250 or ram 2500. They require max psi (80) to support the maximum weight for that tire And that’s only for the rear when loaded heavy. The front is usually set to 60-65psi. You are nowhere near that so will not require that high pressure. On an E load for our trucks between 30-40 psi is where you want to be.

 

I think he’s going by what the tire says. Says max 80 he thinks he needs 80. That or this is a troll thread.

 

Thanks. I’ll bring it down to 30 and hopefully get my pressure readings in the display again

 

your gonna need to run at least 100, if you wanna land any sweet jumps…

 

Fred Flintstone might have a softer rider.

 

80 PSI is about right for a truck with 10,000-15,000 lbs GVW. The wheels on your Tacoma are not rated to stay together at 80 PSI. Most light duty truck wheels are only rated for 65 PSI.

With E rated tires on a Tacoma 35-40 PSI is PLENTY.