air presure in stock tires
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air presure in stock tires
Did you use the LOW pressure guage? ....My came with the tool kit!!!...I run stock 5 P.S.I. in my two SP 450's..........Seem to work well for our trails around here!!!......Caper..........
Don't want them too hard to make a stiff ride ....but also don't want too little ..for "ROLL" in the sharp turns!!!
Don't want them too hard to make a stiff ride ....but also don't want too little ..for "ROLL" in the sharp turns!!!
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air presure in stock tires
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: GunnSmoke
over the winter when plowing i air my tires down to almost nothing (does not read on low pressure gauge) other than that i run between 3-5 lbs.. just like you do on your jeep, it changes with the terrain</end quote></div>
Exactly, and some tires radial tires will still give a pretty decent ride over rough terrain vs some 4 and six ply bias type tires that will require you to soften them up over rocky hard, or frozen terrain. Then you can drop the pressure a pound or two even to help with the ride and chop. Something that should be checked before every ride religiously.
over the winter when plowing i air my tires down to almost nothing (does not read on low pressure gauge) other than that i run between 3-5 lbs.. just like you do on your jeep, it changes with the terrain</end quote></div>
Exactly, and some tires radial tires will still give a pretty decent ride over rough terrain vs some 4 and six ply bias type tires that will require you to soften them up over rocky hard, or frozen terrain. Then you can drop the pressure a pound or two even to help with the ride and chop. Something that should be checked before every ride religiously.