Lexus GS Tire Pressure by Year
Across 2010–2020 it changes by year and version, so check yours below. Each year links to its owner's manual page.
Most Lexus GS years we have list 35 psi (2013–2019); others list 33 psi (2010–2011, 2013–2015), 36 psi (2016). Some years list more than one, by engine or version: check yours below.
| Year | Tire pressure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Road tires: see door-jamb label · spare 42 psi, 60 psi | 2020 manual → |
| 2019 | 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa | 2019 manual → |
| 2018 | 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa | 2018 manual → |
| 2017 | 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa | 2017 manual → |
| 2016 | 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa GS350/GS200t types A-D, normal driving35 psi ≈ 241 kPa GS350/GS200t types E-G, normal driving36 psi ≈ 248 kPa GS F, normal driving | 2016 manual → |
| 2015 | 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A, 225/50R17 94W35 psi ≈ 241 kPa Type C | 2015 manual → |
| 2014 | 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A, 225/50R17 94W35 psi ≈ 241 kPa Type C | 2014 manual → |
| 2013 | 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A, 225/50R17 94W35 psi ≈ 241 kPa Type C | 2013 manual → |
| 2011 | 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A, normal conditions33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B, normal conditions | 2011 manual → |
| 2010 | 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A, normal conditions33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B, normal conditions | 2010 manual → |
Years are the 2010–2020 model years we have the owner's manual for. Open a year to see every version and the page it's printed on.
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