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Originally Posted by Singtoe
Mounting those skinny tires on wide rims will let the tires wear uneven at the wrong PSI. You will have to test to find the right PSI.
Easy test is to spray the tire down with water, drive 20 feet on dry concrete and look at your tire marks. If the edges are not leaving marks, then it is over inflated, if the center is light on the marks, the it is under inflated.
10 ply tires will require 65+ psi any way to keep them from cupping.
BTW, Those tires will be awesome in the deep snow. It should be a mountain goat.
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Looks like ill give them a whirl!!
If they are great in snow I'll let everyone know because even new these tires are waaay cheaper then our stock and larger sizes,...
Thanks for the tip they are a gazillion ply so I'll try your meathod!!
My worry is on hard pack snow and ice.. I hear mud terrains are not the best for that..lol
