What is the recommended tire pressure for a toyota echo?

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Nick B. December 18, 2020
The most recent model year of the Toyota Echo, 2005, saw each configuration of the poor-selling subcompact car come with P175/65R14 tires. The tire pressure for the standard load version (81 SL) could range froM26 to 35 pounds per square inch, with a recommended inflation of 33 PSI for normal operation. However, if You upgrade to the extra load version (84 XL), this can safely be increased to up to 41 pounds per square inch. However, the recommended inflation remains the same at 33 PSI. It's important to note that under "heavy load" (or as heavy as an Echo can handle), this can be safely increased by up to a few PSI, so long as You don't exceed the maximum inflation number.
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Larry S. April 10, 2020
The tire pressure for the toyota echo should be 33 psi for the front tires and 30 psi for the rear.
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Lisa Dickey October 25, 2020
30-35 psi
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alan robert Lane September 13, 2022
Toyota recommends 31psi front 29 psi rear on a 2005 Echo
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Aaron June 4, 2022
On my 2004 Echo Hatch I run XL’s 38psi at the front and 35psi at the back.
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Kapppz March 8, 2021
Should be 35lbs
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Santosh Bahadur Rawal November 1, 2020
What is tyre air number 2004 model toyota echo sedan car
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