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air ing down ur tires for different terrain
- Thread starter projectTK
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- Hammertown, USA
what kind of terrain?
how fast do you intend to go?
what kind of tires?
I air down to between 20 and 8 psi, depending on the terrain. 20 for long dirt trails hwhere I'll go faster, for some comfort. 15 or so for general offroad use. 12 for wheeling on the rocks, 8 for wheeling in real 'sand'.
I'm on MT/R's with a good sidewall.
how fast do you intend to go?
what kind of tires?
I air down to between 20 and 8 psi, depending on the terrain. 20 for long dirt trails hwhere I'll go faster, for some comfort. 15 or so for general offroad use. 12 for wheeling on the rocks, 8 for wheeling in real 'sand'.
I'm on MT/R's with a good sidewall.
RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix,Az
Kind of an open ended question.......What type of terrain,what size 31's,who's/type tire,what size/type rims?
winterbeater
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Royal Oak, Michigan
Silver lake is the sand dunes in Michigan. Total sand terrain.
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
what kind of tire? go-fast with jumping or just driving around slow being scenic?
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
If you arent actually going to be going fast enough to bottom out the tire and pinch flat, go as low as 8-10 psi or so.
if you drive fast enough to ever bottom out your suspension, 14-15.
if you drive fast enough to ever bottom out your suspension, 14-15.
RCP Phx
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Phoenix,Az
- Location
- Hammertown, USA
I probaby do more donuts than anyone around, and never managed to break a bead at 8-10 pounds. (before i went to beadlocks).
