2018 Toyota C-HR Wiper Sizes, Bulb Sizes & Tire Size
The short answer
The 2018 Toyota C-HR takes 26" driver and 16" passenger wiper blades, uses a 9012 low-beam bulb, and rides on 225/50R18 tires as standard (XLE, XLE Premium).
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Wiper blade sizes
Driver side
26" Shop on Amazon
Passenger side
16" Shop on Amazon
Tire size
XLE, XLE Premium (standard)
225/50R18 95V · 33 psi Search Amazon for 225/50R18 tires
The size on the placard inside the driver's door jamb is the one your car left the factory with. Match that, not this table, if they differ; a previous owner may have changed wheels.
Bulb sizes
Low beam
9012 Search Amazon for 9012 bulbs
High beam
9012 Search Amazon for 9012 bulbs
Daytime running
Sealed LED, no replaceable bulb
Brake light
Sealed LED, no replaceable bulb
Wheel specs and lug torque
Lug nut torque
76 ft-lbs (103 Nm)
Factory wheel sizes
18x7
Key fob, battery and sensors
12V battery group
Group H5 Search Amazon for group H5 batteries
Relearn
tool: new sensor IDs are registered by a Toyota dealer; after a tire size change, initialize the system from the multi-information display settings
Dimensions, weight and fuel
Width
70.7" (180 cm)
Wheelbase
103.9" (264 cm)
Fuel
Gasoline
Octane
87 (regular)
Fuel tank
13.2 gal (50 L)
Worth knowing about the 2018 C-HR
- Wipers. The blade connector was not confirmed by two sources.
- LED lighting. The daytime running, brake light are sealed LED units with no user-replaceable bulb. A failure means replacing the assembly.
- Bulbs. The halogen headlight uses one 9012 bulb for both low and high beam.
- Spare. This vehicle carries a compact (temporary) spare.
- Tire chains. The manual restricts tire chains on this vehicle. The limits are in the next note; read them before you fit anything.
- Tires. The manual allows chains only on 17-inch tires, and every grade this year has 18-inch tires.
- Torque. Tighten lug nuts to 76 ft-lbs in a star pattern with a torque wrench, and re-check after the first 50 miles. This figure is from the owner's manual; an impact gun will overshoot it.
- TPMS. New sensors on this car will not pair on their own by driving; they need a relearn. Method: tool: new sensor IDs are registered by a Toyota dealer; after a tire size change, initialize the system from the multi-information display settings.
- Key fob. The smart key takes a CR2032 and the key without smart entry takes a CR1620.