What tire size and psi do you run?

[disciplerocks]

I am curious what size tires you are running and what psi do you air down to when off road. Post em up.

Tire: Buckshot Maxxis Mudders
Size: 32x11.50x15
PSI: ?

 

[Bennybooster]

32in
24psi

 

[bubbleheaddiver89]

31" @ 40 psi

 

[disciplerocks]

I am asking what psi you AIR DOWN to.

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

36x12.50r15 TSL SX's

They get aired down to 10psi for general trail use....I'll go down to 8psi for snow wheeling.

I'm running them on 15x8's.

 

[Bennybooster]

I am asking what psi you AIR DOWN to.

Wow Im on crack, srry about that, I dont air down for the trails cause I havent quite found the trails that i need to on, although this winter I prolly will, and Its around 18 in the front right now but im gunna add a lil more after I put a new engine in

 

[strvger]

treadwright at's, 215/85x16, E rated, 28psi highway, 6psi trails. really stiff sidewalls.

 

[AirborneJordan]

I am running Master Craft Courser MT's 32x11.5 With no bead lock. I air down to 10-11 psi on the trails. Haven't blown a bead "Yet". I would not want to go any lower with out a bead lock.

 

[RavoHimself]

35 dick cepec crushers
4 lbs


bead locks make life so much better

 

[IndianScout]

Mud Claws

20psi

no locks

 

[Hahnsb2]

You should take into consideration wheel width, because a 12.50 tire on a 10" wheel is much more prone to popping a bead than on an 8" wheel. I've never really aired down since I don't have a good way to air up but I would feel comfortable going down to ~7PSI with my 34x10.50s on 7" wheels.

 

[BONES]

38x12.50-15 bias Super Swamper tsl on 15x8 white spoke, NO bead locks, trail pressure = 5-6psi. No beads blow so far, knock on wood!

Mind you, I run a street pressure of 18psi front and 14psi rear just to get most of the tread face on the pavement. Not like I do much pavement anyways, lol.

 

[gwaii]

44/19.5/16.5

4 psi front,6psi rear.no locks.

lost a bead only once,but i think it was mostly because i bent the hell out of the wheel.

 

[4x4junkie]

35x12.50 on 15x8" rims.

12 PSI has always worked well for me, though depending on the severity of the trail (or lack thereof), sometimes I'll only take it down to 20 (street I run 35).

 

[disciplerocks]

I took them down to 14psi this past weekend at Interlake. Seemed to do well.