What do you run for Tire Pressure on/off road???

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MagicMtnDan

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I run all my tires at the lowest psi I can get away with without tripping the low tire pressure warning.

and with out bead locks the less presser you run the more likely you'll pop a bead


I understood his question was in regard to STREET use.

Hey Biggest, what pressure is "the lowest psi I can get away with without tripping the low tire pressure warning?"

Regarding Wilson's comment, running very low pressure (low enough to pop the tire's bead off the rim) is typically only done in soft sand.
 

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I aird mine down to 34 without tripping the light and it took about a year to lose 1 psi and then the light came on.
 

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I blew a bead of the blue truck sliding onto pavement boom I'm just lucky I didn't roll oh and the tire was not aired down. anything is possible
 

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Run mine at the lowest psi possible before tripping the sensors which is 36psi cold!

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the less air the less mpg but help soke up the small rocks.

---------- Post added at 07:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:27 PM ----------

also better chance in rim damage damn you frf
 

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Running 55lbs in my Toyo M/Ts. 13.8 mpg.

I deflated to 25lbs on the last desert run with no issues.

Works for me.


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