Thank you kindly sir. They were all at 37psi. I'll find my air compressor and make the adjustment.
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Thank you kindly sir. They were all at 37psi. I'll find my air compressor and make the adjustment.
275/60/20 KO2 on 2010 LX570? I looked but didn't see that in the thread.
I searched and found a couple of pressure recommendations in that size but they all have a common theme: not enough information given. So what do you have? LT, P, or ISO metric?
gaijin
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Probably because KO2's are not made in that size
I knew I shouldn’t have ordered these off Wish!
LT
gaijin
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This is where knowing the correct tire size really helps. If you had searched for the correct tire size, just in this thread, you would have found the following:
1. RCTIP for LT275/60R20 on LX570
2. RCTIP for LT275/60R20 on LX570
3. RCTIP for LT275/60R20 on LX570
HTH
Thanks!
I’m a real novice when it comes to this. I appreciate the help!
I’m a real novice when it comes to this. I appreciate the help!
gaijin
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You're very welcome. Always glad to help.
@gaijin - can you clear up this question I have on Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/65/18 116T (P-metric) for a stock 2013 Land Cruiser?
Maybe I am missing something (like they aren't the same tire or something like that) - but in this post you say 38psi
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And in this post you say 33psi
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Thanks for all your information on this forum - it is greatly appreciated
Maybe I am missing something (like they aren't the same tire or something like that) - but in this post you say 38psi
Tire Pressure recommendation
Gaijin thanks for the service you have provided. Include me in the group that would be lost without you. I have a question. Why do some cars have a different F/R tire inflation number on the door sticker?
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And in this post you say 33psi
Tire Pressure recommendation
Correct, I just purchased a set of 275/65/R18 Michelin Defender LTX M/S 116T SL. The guy at Discount said to not go P-metric and go to LT. So I did. I guess I never really considered the PSI needing to change based on the type of tire...So when I read before that you mentioned it’d be at 45PSI...
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Thanks for all your information on this forum - it is greatly appreciated
gaijin
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@gaijin - can you clear up this question I have on Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/65/18 116T (P-metric) for a stock 2013 Land Cruiser?
Maybe I am missing something (like they aren't the same tire or something like that) - but in this post you say 38psi
Tire Pressure recommendation
Gaijin thanks for the service you have provided. Include me in the group that would be lost without you. I have a question. Why do some cars have a different F/R tire inflation number on the door sticker?
And in this post you say 33psi
Tire Pressure recommendation
Correct, I just purchased a set of 275/65/R18 Michelin Defender LTX M/S 116T SL. The guy at Discount said to not go P-metric and go to LT. So I did. I guess I never really considered the PSI needing to change based on the type of tire...So when I read before that you mentioned it’d be at 45PSI...
Thanks for all your information on this forum - it is greatly appreciated
Good catch.
I have reviewed both posts and found I made an error in recommending 38psi.
I based my RCTIP at the time on the understanding that the Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/65R18 116T tire was XL (Extra Load/Reinforced), but it is not. It an SL (Standard Load) tire.
As such, the RCTIP for the Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/65R18SL 116T tires on your LC200 is 33psi F/R.
I have corrected my previous post, and sent @Duhmoon a PM to assure he gets this corrected info.
Sorry for any confusion, and thanks for catching the error.
HTH
Thanks so much - I appreciate it (heads downstairs to let some air out..)
gaijin
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No problem - welcome to IH8MUD!
The RCTIP for the LT275/70R18 E 125/122Q tires on your 2020 LC200HE is 41psi Front/Rear.
HTH
chris777
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hello gaijin, i just bought a 2018 200 series Land Cruiser. The previous owner must have put on new wheels and tires while he or she owned it. They are no longer the stock 18” rims. Now the tires are Micheline Defender Michelin LTX M/S 275/55R20. Would you please tell me what cold pressure i should have these at? With two people Two ARB drawers, and a 75L Dometic Fridge in it?
And how much pressure do i add if i add 400lbs of food, drink and camping gear (for the highway).
thank you!
And how much pressure do i add if i add 400lbs of food, drink and camping gear (for the highway).
thank you!
gaijin
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The Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure (RCTIP) for the ISO-Metric 275/55R20 SL 113T tires on your 2018 LC200 is 36psi Front/Rear.
That RCTIP is good for all GVW's up to the GVWR.
HTH
Hi,
Running a stock 2020 LC200 V8 Diesel with 275/70r17 KO2 LT 121/118r E
Not sure if any different from Petrol V8 in terms of weight/pressure? Is it the recommended pressure still 40psi?
Running a stock 2020 LC200 V8 Diesel with 275/70r17 KO2 LT 121/118r E
Not sure if any different from Petrol V8 in terms of weight/pressure? Is it the recommended pressure still 40psi?
gaijin
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I'm not sure, either. Can you look at the placard on your driver's door jamb that shows the stock tires and recommended tire pressure(s) and tell me exactly what that says about tire size and pressure(s)? A picture would be best, but if you can't post a picture make sure you include ALL the tire description and pressure info for both front and rear exactly as it appears on the placard.
With that info, I can help you with the LT275/70R17 KO2 tires.
HTH
gaijin
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Got it, thanks!
The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for the LT275/70R17 E KO2 tires on your LC200 Diesel is 45psi F/R.
HTH
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Thank you so much. A friend has the same car, same stock specs but with 285/65r18 125/122R BFG KO2, I would expect them to need 1-2 psi more?
