outlander
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Quick question:
What psi should I be running my 34x10.50 ss ltbs at on the street?
What psi should I be running my 34x10.50 ss ltbs at on the street?
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tire psi?
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mjma
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- Rehoboth, MA
Ever hear of the credit card trick???
You need some nice flat pavement, or preferably nice flat smooth concrete surface to do this on. Inflate the tire to what you think it should run at, then try to slide a credit card under the center, and then both sides of the tread from the front or back. When you have an even contact pattern on the road, the credit card will slide under the sides and the center the same amount.
You need some nice flat pavement, or preferably nice flat smooth concrete surface to do this on. Inflate the tire to what you think it should run at, then try to slide a credit card under the center, and then both sides of the tread from the front or back. When you have an even contact pattern on the road, the credit card will slide under the sides and the center the same amount.
Ramsey
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- Shreveport, LA
what size wheels? i've run mine from 24-30, lower psi and it feels a bit squirrelyjeepdeepfreak said:
bobnoxious
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- Marion, MA
This is not entirely accurate. What if you're running a wide tire on a narrow rim? How about IROC's, which have a very round profile? You need to drop the pressure an awful lot to get the edges to touch in these circumstances.
It's all about compromises, and which ones are right for you.
andrew2516
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- New Kensington, PA
I'm not sure but I think mine are at 25 psi right...I'll check later.
outlander
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- Columbus,Ohio
Ramsey said:
