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what P.S.I. do you fill to?
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I ran my Wrangler GSAs in the sand at 4psi. you could probably go to 3psi if you really feel like pushing it. just dont do any crazy turns at that speed, or else you could break/spin a bead, not pretty.
i think 10 would be good for snow.
i think 10 would be good for snow.
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I think in sand or snow, you're okay going below 10 PSI for sure. However, for any type of rock crawling/forest offroading, I'd be leary about getting below 10. I air down to ~15 for the most part. You're alot more likely to get your vehicle on crazy angles and break a bead, and higher tire pressure will help prevent that.
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Originally posted by 4x4Fink
I have never even thought of going that low, my 4-wheeler runs at 20 psi all the way around...that just seems weird to me.
I have never even thought of going that low, my 4-wheeler runs at 20 psi all the way around...that just seems weird to me.
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