Ya I wouldn't worry about that, I mean once the tires warm up through use the pressure will come back anyways. In a real winter where temps are below 0 typically check the pressure coming into season and coming out to keep them about right. Its silly to change them daily for a small variation, especially since your meter is more than likely not accurate to 1psi variation anyways.

 

Most ATV tires want at least 5lbs all around, people with bead troubles will rim the a little higher. 3lbs and 4 lbs seem a bit to light, more chance of the bead not holding at those pressures.

 

I sometimes go a pound over reccomended tire pressure but not any higher.

 

winter riding around central mass is nice- just need to know where to go

and you also need to be aware what's under your tires- especially while riding over spring fed swamps- better have a winch! No 2x4 getting you outta this mess!

 

I do a lot of winter riding here in upstate NY, Too :-)



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