Lexus RX Tire Pressure by Year

Newest year we have: the 2026 Lexus RX manual lists 33 psi. Across 2010–2026 it changes by year and version, so check yours below. Each year links to its owner's manual page.

Most Lexus RX years we have list 33 psi (2013, 2016–2026); others list 32 psi (2010–2015). Some years list more than one, by engine or version: check yours below.

YearTire pressureSource
2026 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa 2026 manual →
2025 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa 2025 manual →
2024 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa 2024 manual →
2023 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa 2023 manual →
2022 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2022 manual →
2021 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2021 manual →
2020 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2020 manual →
2019 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2019 manual →
2018 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2018 manual →
2017 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2017 manual →
2016 33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type A33 psi ≈ 228 kPa Type B 2016 manual →
2015 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 2015 manual →
2014 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 2014 manual →
2013 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa RX350 all types, normal conditions33 psi ≈ 228 kPa RX450h all types 2013 manual →
2012 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 2012 manual →
2011 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 2011 manual →
2010 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 2010 manual →

Years are the 2010–2026 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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