Optimal Tire Pressure

manufacturers 'recommended' tyre pressure. people here run higher to improve mpg's, not comfort.

understanding your issue about ride comfort from your other thread, you should stay with mfg recommendation. check the driver door jamb for a sticker with tyres pressures.

 

pleasure.

 

I would add that the wheel size (15 inch vs 17 inch) plus tire size and brand makes a big difference in comfort level with higher pressures. In general, 15-inch tires are much more forgiving of higher pressures, comfort is maintained.

To your second point, there should be a TPMS reset button under the steering wheel that will reset the "set point" of the TPMS warning. After filling the tires to your desired pressures, you should reset the TPMS so that it properly warns of pressure loss from where you want it.

 

This is an excerpt from the 2010 North American Owner's Manual, likely applicable to your vehicle:



^ This is something you want to do to reset the pressure the TPMS system uses as a base line. And whenever you're not really sure what it's set to, and/or it seems to go off even though the tires have good pressure.

Again, with same disclaimers as above, from the tire pressure specifications page:



These are excerpts from a pdf format manual. You can download these manuals; use a Google search string: "Toyota Techinfo" should find the site* . Click on the Manuals Tab, then you can enter your info, see what pdf's are available:



(* My browser is currently warning "there is a problem with this site's certificate", but there is no problem. Maybe Toyota should look into it though, lol)

Here's a direct link to the site:

https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfoPortal/appmanager/t3/ti?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=ti_home_page&contextType=external&username=string&password=sercure_string&challenge_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftechinfo.toyota.com%2FtechInfoPortal%2Flogin%2Ftechinfo&request_id=-9098452030890087109&authn_try_count=0&locale=en_US&resource_url=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.techinfo.toyota.com%252F