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If you are the proud owner of a new or pre-owned Lexus, taking the best care of your luxury model is a natural priority. One of the many ways to maintain your vehicle is to keep up with its recommended tire pressure. So, what is the recommended Lexus tire pressure? The answer depends on your model, though the general Lexus recommended tire pressure is 32 to 33 psi (pounds per square inch). Learn more about Lexus tire pressure with the service experts at Lexus of Roseville. Our service center in Roseville is here whenever you need your tires filled or other maintenance.
Now that you have a working idea of the Lexus recommended tire pressure, how often should you check this pressure in your vehicle? To avoid low tire pressure issues such as excessive road contact and premature wear, perform a check at least once a month. The Lexus brand suggests this to avoid untimely tire wear and related issues, including reduced fuel economy on Sacramento and Modesto roads.
Living in a warm climate, such as El Dorado Hills or the surrounding areas, may call for more frequent Lexus tire pressure checks. Warm air takes up more volume in tires than cold air, resulting in higher pressure.
Your owner’s manual provides specific tire pressure check instructions. Look under the ‘Vehicle Specification Section’ in the manual, then under ‘Tire Specifications.’ Use a quality tire pressure gauge tool to perform the check when the tires are cold. Driving-related friction makes tires heat up, which increases pressure and causes inaccurate readings.
Inflate or deflate your tires to the Lexus recommended tire pressure for your model. It is also a good idea to check your spare Lexus tire pressure and make adjustments as necessary.
What is the recommended Lexus tire pressure for your model? The certified technicians at Lexus of Roseville are here to help you find out. Call (877) 523-7100 or contact us online today with questions and to make an appointment. For more helpful reads, review our Lexus maintenance schedule and tire size guides.
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