IMO 35PSI is to much for 37s
The bigger the tire the lower the pressure.
Lots of info on the net about this.
I run my 39s at 25 PSI
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The bigger the tire the lower the pressure.
Lots of info on the net about this.
I run my 39s at 25 PSI
COS80
SILVER Star
Where, for example? I wrote BFG re: proper pressure for my 35s, and they told me 35psi. The text they provided was identical to that of some online calculator, which claims "tires of this size" need to be at or above 35psi, but my chalk test shows 35 is way too high. I haven't found anything reputable on which to be confident the chalk test should override BFG.
Google is your friend.
BFG is going to cover there a**
I’m covering my A** by saying IMO
Trust the chalk test. BFG can’t test every vehicle and if you’re running a E rated Tire their specs will be too high.
mudgudgeon
Resident galah
How did you make that judgement?
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By taking the pump off and trying to turn it
mudgudgeon
Resident galah
By taking the pump off and trying to turn it
By trying to rotate the pitman arm?
You have something like an 18:1 ratio working against you. I'm not sure this would give you any indication.
( not certain on the steering ratio. 18:1 is what's stuck in my brain)
