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I have LT's on:
Black Top - 42 to 45psi
Good Dirt Road - 36psi
Average Dirt Road - 32psi
Rough Dirt Road - 26psi
Sand - 12 to 18psi
(ie Simpson QAA soft tops 14psi was required)
Non-LT tyres you will have to keep it below 35psi (look at the side wall of the tyre for maximum PSI)
-- Marquis
SOLD - NT MY10 DiD, ARB D/Bar, Airtec, LRA 81L, Bil/Lov 2", BCDC1220+AGM, P3
Hi sinbad,
The 29psi on the door sticker is for a soft-compliant city drive, if you run higher, I run 35psi in mine, fuel economy will improve and your tyres will last longer.
Sandgroper.
NS VRX DiD manual, family pack, tint, 2.5t tow, Smartbar, Firestone airbags, Vision X HID driving lights.
I have got maxxis 751 bravo radials on the front and geolanders on the back,
what psi would you recommend for around town.
I'm very new to this, the maxxis have m&s on them do's that mean mud and sand? and would anybody recommend the maxxis as i will have to replace the rear tires next.
I went on my first 4x4 adventure on the weekend up to the flinders ranges, now i know why so many people like 4x4 there great fun, even on the dirt roads much better then driving a sedan.
Just have to get used to the extra fuel usage.
NP 03 Exceed. 3.5l petrol. Injected LPG. 2in lift, Poly air at rear, custom rear storage, 10 wheeels, 5 tyres looking for some new tyres,
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