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So it is not known what the recommended on road PSI is for the factory tires? Interesting, I had assumed it was 35 but reading y'all talk about it I'm realizing that was basically a baseless assumption.
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So it is not known what the recommended on road PSI is for the factory tires? Interesting, I had assumed it was 35 but reading y'all talk about it I'm realizing that was basically a baseless assumption.
Hopefully there will be a sticker on the door with that info. It'll most likely be different than the tire manufacturer's recommended pressure.
 

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Went for a ride this morning where we hunt turkeys and take the atv’s. Aired down to 16 and then aired back up when we were done to 38. I normally just air up to 36 but the gauge only goes by 5 lbs so I stopped when it said 40. It was actually 38 from the gauge I frequently use. So that was 22lbs of air at 5 minutes and 5 seconds. Roughly 4.5lbs of air a minute. The compressor gets hot like my smitty built did but it never quit and was really quiet comparatively. The air gun that came with my kit does not have a way to keep it constantly on so I tied a wire tie on it so I didn’t have to hold the trigger the whole time. I think the 400 would be faster by about a minute but it also will have a cool down cycle that I didn’t want. We timed all 4 tires and they were all the same. My CO2 tank airs my tires from 18-36 in one minute. Close to 5x faster but I have to get it filled once or twice a year for 20$ a pop.

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On my Taco I can bring my 285s from 15 to 32 psi in less then ten minutes with my twin arb compressor. Depending on temperature it’s right around a 90 count per tire. I love having mine hard mounted in place of the bed cubby, but it’s definitely a luxury. On the flip side not keen on it being exposed to the elements all the time.
Not sure where I’ll go with the Bronc.
 

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There are lots of air compressors to pick from. I just got a new one and will post how well it works. It is hard to compare because everyone has different size tires and different start and finish pressure.
 

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Got my son a Viair 300P for Christmas, he runs 32's on his 4Runner, we aired them down to 10 psi and it took the compressor 2 1/2 minutes to air back up to 35 psi. Did the test twice and got the same results.
 
 


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