when i first got my tires the kid set them at 40PSI. i dropped them down to 32PSI according to my door. which improved traction and handling alot, and made a HUGE difference in ride.

However, my rear tires werent making 100% contact and i found this out in a parking lot. so i dropped them to 30PSI in the rear.... this got then to about 90%. then, today, I dropped them further to 28PSI in the rear, now they are making 100% contact, and overall traction has improved alot.

so im curious what others are running for tire pressure in their bigger than stock tires...

I think this has to do with the fact that the *** end is so light, and being a 4ply tire.... could be that its 'el cheapo' tire, but thats besides the point

 

we base our tire pressure we put in the tires on what the max cold psi is, and the size of the vehicle. most tires get 38-50 psi. granted they are 50-65psi cold rated. if the owner feels they want to change that, its up to them.

 

i notice that on my rear tires too. i leave it 32 front and 35 rear.

 

32

 

i have 20 in mine

 

I got 28 all the way around. Perfect contact patch.

I was down to 18 to get decent contact on my at's.

These are offroad pressures of course...

I run 32 on hwy

 

30s

 

22 front 20 rear. I'm curious to know what others with 35s are running.

 

i run 35 psi in the front and 30 psi in the rear.....

 

like 30ish all around haha

 

im running 37 in mine front and back, everything seems perfect right now, when i take the cap off for the summer and the rear lightens up i will prob let a couple pounds out of the rears

 

35 all around on my 275/70r16s

 

low 30's on 33x12.50's. Lowest I've driven them on the HWY was 18psi after wheeling, was a bit sloppy

 

This was with 35" BFG MT's, but anyway somebody on here told me to drop mine down to like 30 PSI and I could not get traction in the rain. I put 35 in front and rear and was happy with them.

 

The tires say to run 50 psi @ cold temp, but I'm runnin 40 psi & I think I'm gonna drop that some.

Brenton

 

i run 38 all around on the 03

on the 92 i run about 26 just cause the ride is so hard damn adjustable shocks have the prongs broken!

 

I think im running 24-28 In the front with my 35s for full contact. And the rear is something like 18-22. I cant remeber the exact numbers though..

 

Thats the reason i'm running such a low psi. If I bump it up too much I don't get a good contact pattern. I'm sure my 8" wide wheels contribute to that a bit though....

 

I'm running 31-32ish all around

 

I was running 32 all the way around in my BFG's, and I noticed the outsides of the rear tires weren't touching the ground...so I tried 30...same thing...28...same thing, so I said screw it and just run 35 in all four now.

 

I've been running 38 psi all around for years, no problems.

 

I run about 35 to 40, when I go home and hit the farms I run about 50 because the f-ing thorns with eat em up if your tires are not like rocks

 

i run 35 psi in my 31's