GEN 2 KO2 Tyre pressures on snow on dirt

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This is what they run at RA. Drive paved road to and from. They also run RA in the snow

I find the 4 psi difference is too big in a SCREW and I also have a tonneau, rack, and recovery gear at a minimum (so 250 lbs). In that case, I generally run my rears down 1 psi or 2 and it feels perfect.

When I am running a tent and camping gear as well, I run even pressures.
 

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I find the 4 psi difference is too big in a SCREW and I also have a tonneau, rack, and recovery gear at a minimum (so 250 lbs). In that case, I generally run my rears down 1 psi or 2 and it feels perfect.

When I am running a tent and camping gear as well, I run even pressures.
yup - more load and the rear and you need a few more PSI
 

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I find the 4 psi difference is too big in a SCREW and I also have a tonneau, rack, and recovery gear at a minimum (so 250 lbs). In that case, I generally run my rears down 1 psi or 2 and it feels perfect.

When I am running a tent and camping gear as well, I run even pressures.

I'll second this as someone with a static 250lbs in the bed. From April to November the truck is on the beach almost everyday, mostly soft stuff. I don't feel like having to air up and have found that 30(f) 28(r) serves me well. If the truck is going back out on the high way I go back to 35F / 32R cold. A few PSI on the SCREW does make a difference.
 

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This is what they run at RA. Drive paved road to and from. They also run RA in the snow

This is what I started running after Raptor Assault as well. I also used Forscan to reset the TPMS to stop the low pressure warnings (after learning hexadecimal notation). Better traction/larger contact patch, and better ride (purely subjective).
 

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This is what I started running after Raptor Assault as well. I also used Forscan to reset the TPMS to stop the low pressure warnings (after learning hexadecimal notation). Better traction/larger contact patch, and better ride (purely subjective).
at what PSI does the warning light come on at ? I ran 33/30 offroad and didnt get any warnings ?
 

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I think about 8 psi low triggers the warning light. Nominal is 38 psi. Running the rears at 28 psi set it off.
 

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This is what I started running after Raptor Assault as well. I also used Forscan to reset the TPMS to stop the low pressure warnings (after learning hexadecimal notation). Better traction/larger contact patch, and better ride (purely subjective).

Do you know where this is located in ForScan? I'd love to set my triggers to 28 or 30psi
 
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