T i r e -P r e s s u r e ((on-off road))? ? ?
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On road I run my 33's at 35. I take them down to 15-18 for off road. I have a CO2 system so it only takes about 2 minutes or less per tire to air up
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running 35 x 12.50's. 25 on road, 10 off.
Cruiserdrew
On the way there
All 3 run at 35 on the road. I almost always run 15 off-road, but occasionally I drop the 40 to 12. Airing up I have a high flow valve like the one that Outback has in their systems. It takes roughly 1 minute per tire to air up.
33x 12.5's
On road-38
Off-between 10-20
York OBA = as fast as any shop compressor. (never timed it)
On road-38
Off-between 10-20
York OBA = as fast as any shop compressor. (never timed it)
31X 10.5
on road- 32psi
off road- 10-12 in the dirt, in the sand 5 psi in the rear and 8 up in the bow.
but when ever you get stuck, it allmost allways is becauce of to much psi's
on road- 32psi
off road- 10-12 in the dirt, in the sand 5 psi in the rear and 8 up in the bow.
but when ever you get stuck, it allmost allways is becauce of to much psi's
35 SSRs
on road 27-30
off 8
on road 27-30
off 8
38.5x16x15 tsl on 12" wheels I run 20 on the street and 2-4psi offroad-in snow 8 in dirt/rocks air up in about (3psi to 20psi) 2min/tire with york oba. 12-20min/tire with $100 12v backup (don't wast your money on electric unless it's a cheep backup)
