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Originally Posted by ArmArak
Ya I thought 40 might have been too high, I guess I'll try out the chalk test that was suggested with some lower PSI. Ill try to progressively go down below 25 next time I hit a trail. I still have the stock wheels and I'm using Toyo M/T 255/85R16. What would you say is too low PSI? I don't want to have to try fitting a tire on the wheels when I'm on a trail.
Thanks
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You are probably safe down to like 12psi, unless you are really bombing down dirt roads. 20psi is very safe (basically 0 chance of losing a bead). Most on here likely run under 20psi off road, the hardcore guys will be closer to 10psi.
-Charlie
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