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tyre pressure

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tyre pressure

Post by solo13 »

hi ive got a 80series crusier with 35x121/2x15 tryes bf goodrich a/t on 15x10 inch alloy rims and iam going to be doing a lot of lose sand driveing whats a safe presure to run on without throwing the tyre off the rim ty.
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Post by Sic Lux »

When letting it down wait for it to bag out at the bottom a reasonable amount depending on brand of the tyre will be what pressure to run as sidewall's are diffrent strenghts and bag diffrently. With my 80 running 33's last time i was on sand they went to 15-18 i think.
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Post by vk7ybi »

15psi is a good sand pressure in that tyre.. Any lower and you risk busting beads, any higher and you dont get the proper effect..
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Post by danssurf82 »

my mate has a 60's series with 35s and lets it down to 14 psi
the boys with hilux's let them down to 10psi (on 31's and 33's)
i let mine down to 6psi(vitara) on 31's
i was pulling hilux's out of indian head(fraser island) with no problems on 6 psi
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Post by Willy Hilux »

Anything higher than 18psi you are wasting your time letting them down. 14-16psi is about what you want. Lower if ya get bogged. :D
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