Air pressure in the Titans 589 M/T
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Haynes1111 -- Tire pressure can be adjusted for the type of riding you are doing. Rock crawling usually would require you to reduce pressure. Faster riding usually requires higher pressures. Low pressure doesn't lend itself well to high speed riding because of sidewall flex. Corner hard with low pressure tires and you run the risk of knocking the tire's bead off the rim and losing ALL tire pressure. Now preference comes into play as well. Say you are planning a day of trail riding... You may choose 5 psi for the ride, or all the way up to the max rating on the tire. The harder the tire, the less flex it will have. This translates into a harsher ride of course. I wouldn't run less than 5 psi on any ride that would include fast riding.