Toyota Prius c Tire Pressure by Year

Newest year we have: the 2020 Toyota Prius c manual lists 32 psi (16-inch tires (P195/50R16)). Across 2012–2020 it changes by year and version, so check yours below. Each year links to its owner's manual page.

Most Toyota Prius c years we have list 32 psi (2012–2020); others list 35 psi (2012–2014). Some years list more than one, by engine or version: check yours below.

YearTire pressureSource
2020 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2020 manual →
2019 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2019 manual →
2018 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2018 manual →
2017 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2017 manual →
2016 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2016 manual →
2015 32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2015 manual →
2014 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa 15-inch tires (P175/65R15)32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2014 manual →
2013 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa 15-inch tires (P175/65R15)32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2013 manual →
2012 35 psi ≈ 241 kPa 15-inch tires (P175/65R15)32 psi ≈ 221 kPa 16-inch tires (P195/50R16) 2012 manual →

Years are the 2012–2020 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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