If you are looking for the exact factory-recommended tire pressure for your 2025 Toyota 4Runner, you are in the right place. Because different trim levels and wheel packages require specific inflation levels, we have compiled the complete official PSI guide below.
Locate your specific wheel size and trim package below to find the correct cold tire inflation pressure:
| Trim Level / Wheel Package | OEM Tire Size | Front PSI | Rear PSI |
|---|---|---|---|
| SR5 / TRD Off-Road (17-inch Wheels) | 265/70R17 | 32 PSI | 32 PSI |
Car manufacturers test each vehicle configuration thoroughly. Larger diameter wheels with lower profile tires often require different internal air volumes compared to standard base-model wheels. Always match your exact tire sidewall dimensions to the specifications in the table above.
Remember to check your pressure when tires are cold (before driving or after the car has sat for 3+ hours). Temperature shifts also play a role: for every 10°F drop outside, your tire pressure drops by roughly 1 PSI.
The certification label is located on the driver’s side door pillar (jamb). It lists the official vehicle placard pressures for your exact factory setup.
Never use the max PSI printed on the tire rubber. That number is the absolute structural limit for the tire itself, not the vehicle manufacturer's safety recommendation.
Yes. If you are hauling heavy loads or towing with your Toyota 4Runner, check your owner’s manual, as rear tires may need additional PSI to support the weight safely.