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Tyre Pressures

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Tyre Pressures

Post by Mick G »

Just fitted a set of 255/65 R16 to my Disco 2 (has 2" suspension lift) with standard Michellin rubber and am wondering if anyone knows of a good resource for suggetsed tyre pressures for various off road conditions?
Or can anyone make suggestions for sand, mud, rock, dirt etc.
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Post by blkmav »

I run 40 on-road 20 off-road but I have a mav and JT2's
Weekdays - Prado GXL D4D with some stuff
Weekends - Mav shorty with lots of stuff
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Post by Mick G »

I am running 28 front and 38 back on road - that sound right to you?
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Re: Tyre Pressures

Post by Slunnie »

Mick G wrote:Just fitted a set of 255/65 R16 to my Disco 2 (has 2" suspension lift) with standard Michellin rubber and am wondering if anyone knows of a good resource for suggetsed tyre pressures for various off road conditions?
Or can anyone make suggestions for sand, mud, rock, dirt etc.

The placard stated 28F and 36-40R I think it is, though 28 is a bit soft IMHO. I run/ran 36psi all round with the Michelins, 40R with a full load.
Sand.......... stockton 12-15psi, Simpson/Fraser Is. 18-20psi - it varys.
Rock.......... 20psi slowly
dirt trails.... 25-35psi depending on load and speeds
mud........... at your own risk. I've seen these break the bead and leak around at 25psi.

This is what I ran/run on a D2 with michelins, though others may vary.
Cheers
Slunnie

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Post by Mick G »

Nice one Slunnie

That shoud keep me right. Cheers again.
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Post by marc »

I run 35psi on road and 16 psi off road and never popped a bead yet.... :D
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