Hank Scorpio

Nice car mate!

I love the colour co-ordination between the wheels and the paint job.

If I din't know better I would have sworn that it wasn't coming onto 20 years old.

A good rule of thumb is 32psi for a passenger vehicle (eg Camry with 15" tyres) and 36psi for a low profile tyre. You can go a bit higher and this will slightly help fuel consumption and the like however it will make the ride a little more hard and bumpy. On passenger tyres you can also go a bit softer for a softer ride however the life of your tyre will decrease and your fuel consumption will go up. I am currently running 36psi on my 225/40R18's and they are going quite nicely.

For 4WD's its a bit harder to say, it will depend on the type of tyres, load etc.

I also work at a tyre shop so there is also a bit of method behind my guide.

Hey all. The name is Lachlan from Perth. My ride ATM is a '93 Lexus ES300 (Toyota Windom in Japan).

Getting a new car soon though, I have narrowed it down to two, one being the Toyota Aristo. So even though I don't drive a Toyota badged car I hope you can let me on your forums, haha!