What psi should i run?

I stumbled on Coyote Beadlock's website and they have an excellent page about tire pressure with heat, elevation, and why the TPMS pressure is not the same as our tire gauges:
https://www.coyoteents.com/temperature-and-tire-pressure/
https://www.coyoteents.com/compensating-tire-pressure-readings-for-elevation/

 

Useful information

 

New 2025 Taco TRD OR with BFGoodrich Trail Terrain T/R tires 265/70R17. The door placard indicates 30 psi. I don't think that is right for these tires. The options for setting the warnings are 30, 32 and 35 psi. I am looking for recommendations for street pressure. The tiresize.com calculator didn't help, unless I am using it incorrectly.

 

30 is bang on for the standard load trail terrains, if you go 35 it will have less edge wear but maybe a bit better fuel economy. I'd run 35 just to get a bump in fuel economy.

Because you live in AZ you dont have to worry about cold traction, but anyone else I'd suggest 30psi winter.

 

Thanks for that. Maybe I am misunderstanding the warning notifications. If I were to set the tire pressure at 30 I'd be getting a lot of warnings. What am I missing?