2011/2012 Sienna Recall

[2011Venza]

http://www.autoblog.com/2011/12/06/t...over-misprint/

I'm curious what air pressure you have on your label?

[skinny2]

Hmmm, ours says 35 all around. Sweet spot seems to be around 32/30 f/r. It steers like it's on bicycle tires at 35.

[blizprl1]

My label says 35. When I picked up the van, the tires looked flat, and the dealer didn't show the interest to fix them . The next day I checked and found they had only 30 . Pumped them up to 35 and tried the minivan on the road. Not satified with the steering feel and body response . Now I set the pressure on 45. So far the van responds pretty well . Going to reduce the pressure to 43 and see how it's going to respond.

My Chrysler T&C has factory tire pressure standard sets on 36 on all four. It never works. Tires always get bald first on both outer sides (not enough air pressure). I experimented with higher pressure and found the perfect spot between (40 - 42) psi. Since then they always have the pressure on that spot and the vehicle always responds quite well .

[jm98]

I second that. My had to keep my Mazda M PeeVee tires to 41.5 psi to be able to get good steering response and mileage. Mazda recommended 35 PSI was never a good number for better ride handling.

[Gee702]

I have mine set at 41psi I like it