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As your dedicated team of professionals in Carson, you can count on our experts to ensure you have plenty of assistance throughout your automotive journey. You may have opted for a new Toyota vehicle because of its legendary reputation for reliability but it's still important to get regular service so your ride won't let you down on Long Beach drives.
One way to make sure your vehicle is ready for all of your adventures is by maintaining the correct tire pressure. Many modern Toyota models are equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) to help you ensure your tire pressures are correct when you're on the Torrance roads. But, how much air does your tire need? Take a look at the ideal Toyota tire pressures explained at Fletcher Jones Toyota of Carson.
Having a TPMS allows you to take on stress-free travels around Compton. With the correct tire pressure in your tires, you can rest assured that your tires have the proper amount of traction and can provide long-lasting performance. However, what does it mean if the TPMS light is blinking in your Toyota?
If you're driving in Inglewood and you notice a blinking TPMS light, it likely means that one of the tire pressure sensors on your vehicle needs to be replaced. While TPMS sensors can last a long time, they'll eventually wear out and need to be serviced. Fortunately, our service experts can replace your TPMS sensor using genuine OEM parts when you schedule a service appointment.
The Toyota Corolla has been around for a long time. There are several different model years and trim levels to choose from and we recommend you reference your owner's manual for specifics.
You can also visit our team of professionals for details on the correct tire pressure for your Corolla. With that being said, here are the general tire pressure recommendations that may apply depending on your vehicle:
Front: 33 psi - 35 psi
Rear: 30 psi - 33 psi
Space-Saver Spare: 60 psi
Similar to the Toyota Corolla, the Toyota Camry can feature a wide variation of wheels, tires, and configurations. The proper tire pressure for your Toyota Camry model can likely be found in your owner's manual or the driver's side door jamb on a sticker. To ensure you can enjoy safe travels around Los Angeles, make sure your tires are properly inflated. Take a look at the general recommendations for your tire pressure below:
Front: 33 psi - 36 psi
Rear: 33 psi - 36 psi
Space-Saver Spare: 60 psi
The iconic Toyota RAV4 is known for its adventurous driving capabilities and comfortable interior. There's a wide range of highlights to enjoy in a RAV4 and you'll want to maintain the correct tire pressure to ensure your Toyota RAV4 drives as intended when you're behind the wheel. In general, the Toyota RAV4 tire pressure range recommendations are as follows but we recommend you check your owner's manual for specifics:
Front: 33 psi - 36 psi
Rear: 33 psi - 36 psi
Space-Saver Spare: 60 psi
Whether you need help with maintaining the correct tire pressure in your vehicle or you're searching for new tires for your vehicle, please don't hesitate to stop by in Carson for assistance with your vehicle's tires. Connect with us online to work with our tire experts.
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