Toyota Rav4 Tires

The ultimate guide on Toyota RAV4 tires

Owning a new Toyota RAV4 is marvelous, you’ve got great mileage, reliability, safety features, cargo space, and updated Toyota tech. If you have, or if you’re thinking about getting one, you definitely should consider looking at the tires – and it might seem silly, but tires are one of the most important functions of a car. Our Clermont Toyota product specialists are going to break down everything when it comes to the Toyota RAV4 tires, including how to check Toyota RAV4 tire pressure and Toyota RAV4 tire size. Let’s get into it.

What’s the recommended Toyota RAV4 tire pressure?

We’re gonna start with the Toyota RAV4 tire pressure, which you’ll need to know. Making sure you check your tire pressure biweekly to ensure your Toyota RAV4 tires are inflated to the right PSI is essential. If you see the tire pressure light on your dashboard – take care of it. Here’s what you need to know.

• The PSI should be between 30-35 PSI per tire, based on your Toyota RAV4 model. The best way to check your recommended Toyota RAV4 tire pressure is to look at your owner’s manual – it will state the exact PSI that you’ll need for each tire.
• It’s important to note that all the tires require a different PSI – this is very common in all car makes and models. If you’re unsure what your Clermont Toyota RAV4 tire pressure should be, you can always ask one of our service techs for help.

How to check your Toyota RAV4 tire pressure

Now that you know what the tire pressure is on your Toyota RAV4 tires, you need to know how to check the tire pressure. Here’s what our Clermont Toyota techs say:

• First, look in the dash – if you own a newer model of the Toyota RAV4, it’ll give you a tire pressure readout right there in the dash – you can see the PSI of all four tires and also get a notification when one of them is low.
• The second option is to use a tire pressure gauge – this is one of the most reliable ways to check your tire pressure. All you gotta do is remove the cap from the stem on your tire, place the gauge on there, and take the reading. After you’re done, make sure to put the cap back on the stem when you’re done!

As we’ve noted before, tires are an extremely essential function of your Clermont Toyota RAV4. So, checking that your tires are properly inflated is important. Also, you’ll lose money with underinflated tires because they lower your MPGs and grip on the road, meaning you’ll be at the gas station more often and you’ll have to get tires sooner rather than later. If you go over the recommended PSI, you’re tires are more likely to blowout while driving, which is not ideal. If you need a lesson on how to check the tire pressure on your Clermont Toyota RAV4 tires, you can talk to one of our technicians at Toyota of Clermont.

Alright – now you know the basics of Clermont Toyota RAV4 tire pressure and how to check it. Let’s talk more about your Toyota RAV4 tires in general.

What Clermont Toyota RAV4 tire size do you need?

Depending on which Toyota RAV4 model you have, you’ll need to give your Clermont Toyota different-size tires. Here’s a quick guide on what sizes you need to consider getting.

• 225/65R17
• 225/60R18
• 235/55R19
• 245/45R20

Our Clermont Toyota sales specialists are going to tell you what tires you need for your RAV4. Also, consider thinking about what type of tires you want – depending on what type of lifestyle you have, you might wanna look into more specific types of tires (like all-terrain, winter, etc.). But, if you’re unsure about it, you can always opt for all-season tires.

Shop for Toyota RAV4 tires and more at Toyota of Clermont

If you’re having issues with your tire pressure or need a new set of Toyota RAV4 tires then our Clermont Toyota product specialists got your back. We’re located at 16851 State Road 50, just west of the Florida Turnpike. If you need help while you’re at the air pump, then call us at (352) 404-7000.