Tire Pressure by Vehicle Lookup
Find the exact factory-recommended tire pressure (PSI) for your specific year, make, and model.
Quick Answer
The recommended tire pressure for a standard 2021 Toyota RAV4 is 33 PSI for both the front and rear tires. This specification assumes you are using the factory-equipped 225/65R17 size tires and checking them while the tires are cold (parked for at least 3 hours).
Always check your door jamb sticker — the placard on the driver's door frame shows the exact PSI for your specific vehicle. Values below are typical ranges for general guidance.
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Where to Find Your Factory Tire Pressure
| Location | Accuracy | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Driver's Door Jamb | 100% (Best) | Printed on the Tire and Loading sticker |
| Owner's Manual | 100% | Look in the "Maintenance" or "Specifications" index |
| Gas Tank Door | 90% | Common on European vehicles (VW, Audi, BMW) |
| Tire Sidewall | 0% — Do Not Use | This is the max burst pressure, not driving pressure |
How This Lookup Works
N/A — OEM vehicle database lookup by year, make, model, and trim
- OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer specification from the door placard
- Cold pressure = measure only after the vehicle has been parked 3+ hours
- Front vs. rear = many vehicles specify different pressures per axle
- Note: If you have changed from the factory tire size, use the Pressure After Size Change calculator instead