I started with 39# on the drivers side and 33# on the passenger side. Do you generally drive alone? What is the typical weight of the driver and passengers?
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Noticed that awhile back but adding extra is permited on the sidewall seems to have fixed their issue lol
Noticed that awhile back but adding extra is permited on the sidewall seems to have fixed their issue lol
Who fixed what issue? The sidewall has always said may use 10 addition psi.
To the OP - I think that running 32 on the front and 30 in the rear will generate some excessive heat (especially in the summer months), you will probably get a low tire warning as well at that level. We're here in Arizona, we run about 37-38 on road and take it to 17-20 off road depending on what we're running on.
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36psi all around and running nitrogen.
Yeah, we’re pretty much all running nitrogen.
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39 psi keeps the mpg up. Ask me how I know. Please hold the brick comments. It's a daily driver and I do what I can to help.
"Good" is subjective however, increasing the pressure decreases the rolling resistance, which increases MPG. Good or not, that 'tis the reason.
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When my Bronco came it was riding hard and every bump was a jolt. It took me awhile before noticing I was at 43-46 psi on the factory fill.
I lowered them to 38 and than to 35 and finally to 33 PSI and am very happy with the ride at this level.
I honestly feel its not good on the hard top too with the tires filled close to 40 psi from all the bumps and Jolts. So much so I question if this is also part of why they crack.
I'm very happy at 33 psi. The tires naturally increase to about 35 on warmer days.
On my (same model as OP) 2 DR Sasquatch Badlands my tire door sticker says 419KG or 925 lbs. for combined weight max VS yours saying 387kg/855lb.
I lowered them to 38 and than to 35 and finally to 33 PSI and am very happy with the ride at this level.
I honestly feel its not good on the hard top too with the tires filled close to 40 psi from all the bumps and Jolts. So much so I question if this is also part of why they crack.
I'm very happy at 33 psi. The tires naturally increase to about 35 on warmer days.
On my (same model as OP) 2 DR Sasquatch Badlands my tire door sticker says 419KG or 925 lbs. for combined weight max VS yours saying 387kg/855lb.
Every time I get tires installed, I demand they fill them with a minimum of 78% nitrogen. I say that I will refuse to pay installation charges if they don't.
You'll probably wind up with methane...Every time I get tires installed, I demand they fill them with a minimum of 78% nitrogen. I say that I will refuse to pay installation charges if they don't.
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