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Tire Pressure recommendation (7 Viewers)
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EverywhereBear
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gaijin
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I'm enjoying this thread. I found the answer to my LC-200 tire pressure question was given back in 2019.
Is it okay if I use my turn to ask about a non 200 Series? Minor breech of etiquette asking a Tacoma question here in the 200 section but I'll take the roasting from the masses if necessary.
Hope I get this right.
Will you tell me the RCTIP for a BF Goodrich All Terrain TA KO2 LT265/75R16 123/120R Load Range E on a 2012 Tacoma DCSB 4x4
Hopefully all the needed info is below.
Thank you!
Is it okay if I use my turn to ask about a non 200 Series? Minor breech of etiquette asking a Tacoma question here in the 200 section but I'll take the roasting from the masses if necessary.
Hope I get this right.
Will you tell me the RCTIP for a BF Goodrich All Terrain TA KO2 LT265/75R16 123/120R Load Range E on a 2012 Tacoma DCSB 4x4
Hopefully all the needed info is below.
Thank you!
The E Series BF goodrich tires tend to run heavy.
If you underinflate them, you run the risk of crappy fuel mileage and handling, if you’re overinflate them they tend to go bald in the center.
All of those recommendations are based on OEM P-series tires, not light truck E-Series tires.
If you underinflate them, you run the risk of crappy fuel mileage and handling, if you’re overinflate them they tend to go bald in the center.
All of those recommendations are based on OEM P-series tires, not light truck E-Series tires.
Yep, that's why I'm asking Gaijin for the correct info. I posted the PICs of the stickers so he would see the OEM info. Several pages back in this thread he asked for that info from someone else asking a non 200 series question.
gaijin
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I'm enjoying this thread. I found the answer to my LC-200 tire pressure question was given back in 2019.
Is it okay if I use my turn to ask about a non 200 Series? Minor breech of etiquette asking a Tacoma question here in the 200 section but I'll take the roasting from the masses if necessary.
Hope I get this right.
Will you tell me the RCTIP for a BF Goodrich All Terrain TA KO2 LT265/75R16 123/120R Load Range E on a 2012 Tacoma DCSB 4x4
Hopefully all the needed info is below.
Thank you!
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When I asked for this info earlier, it was for an Australian diesel 200 - so, still a 200 series.
I have avoided offering RCTIP for vehicles other than 200 series because it opens me up to much more research than I can comfortably handle in order to accurately answer all the questions.
In your case, however, since you have volunteered all the info I need, and you looked up the info for your LC200 all by yourself and saved me that effort, I will make a ONE TIME ONLY recommendation for your 2012 Tacoma.
The RCTIP for those LT265/75R16 tires on your 2012 Tacoma is 38psi Front / 41psi Rear.
NOTE TO OTHERS: Please, no questions about recommended pressures for vehicles other than LC200/LX570. Thanks.
HTH
Edit to add: All the information anyone needs to calculate tire pressures for non-OEM tires on their own vehicles is contained in this excellent monograph on the subject published by Toyo Tires: Guidelines for the Application of Load and Inflation Tables
@gaijin
Can you hit me with some knowledge? Recently picked up a 2020 LC200 HE, put on a set of OEM Front lift spacers and some LT285/65R18 E 125/122R Nitto G2 Terra Grapplers, looking for the RCTIP if you wouldn't mind. The tire shop had them at ~35psi when I picked it up. Fairly certain I should be running them 40+. Much appreciated!
Can you hit me with some knowledge? Recently picked up a 2020 LC200 HE, put on a set of OEM Front lift spacers and some LT285/65R18 E 125/122R Nitto G2 Terra Grapplers, looking for the RCTIP if you wouldn't mind. The tire shop had them at ~35psi when I picked it up. Fairly certain I should be running them 40+. Much appreciated!
gaijin
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Sure!
The RCTIP for those LT285/65R18 tires on your LC200 is 42psi F/R.
Looks like your intuition was correct!
HTH
Much appreciated!!
gaijin
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gaijin will answer I'm sure, but I run the same tires and it has also been asked several times in this thread - 33psi on a 200 series Land Cruiser
thank you!
gaijin
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The RCTIP for those 275 /65 R18 116T SL tires on your LC200 is... wait for it... 33psi F/R.
Thank you!The RCTIP for those 275 /65 R18 116T SL tires on your LC200 is... wait for it... 33psi F/R.
