For deep sand you want 8-10, if rocky with non beadlock wheels you want to stay a bit higher. On the rocks I usually run about 18 since I am a little paranoid about popping a bead....I know a lot of people that run 8-12 without problems.
Super VXer
For deep sand you want 8-10, if rocky with non beadlock wheels you want to stay a bit higher. On the rocks I usually run about 18 since I am a little paranoid about popping a bead....I know a lot of people that run 8-12 without problems.
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Ya, definately not too heavy for offroad. and im with Billy, gotta air down more for sand/mud. I run my tires at 15 psi in moab and have never had a problem with losing a bead. If i had a compressor to air back up i would probably run them at 8psi in moab.
FYI, for stuff like these pics there isnt much technical advise because hill climbs are really just a matter of power and cahones i believe. If you ever get out rock crawling and have traction issues, just click up your e-brake about 3-5 clicks and BOOM, rear locker.
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