You just need a looooooooong straight decline and a run up!
At 100mph, a lifted landcruiser on large tyres feels like its hovering 3 inches off the deck
What do you run for a cold tire pressure on the street for 35s?
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You just need a looooooooong straight decline and a run up!
At 100mph, a lifted landcruiser on large tyres feels like its hovering 3 inches off the deck
i was usually loaded up with scrap in the back of the truck but i kept the tires at 65psi, when they started to wear more in the center of the tread i dropped it to 40. i was running load range e tires with 80 psi max
On my 33's i run 32psi cold, on 35's I'd start there and maybe go down to 30psi.
FWIW I was able to get 60k miles out of my BFG KO2's and they were evenly worn at 32psi.
If I had a bunch of gear or armor I'd go up a few psi to compensate for the weight.
FWIW I was able to get 60k miles out of my BFG KO2's and they were evenly worn at 32psi.
If I had a bunch of gear or armor I'd go up a few psi to compensate for the weight.