What PSI are you running in your REVOs?

Boaz

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I am currently running 42 psi in the dunlops to acheive higher MPG. I am not too concerned if I wear them our prematurely because of overinflation.
But, when I buy the revos, I want to get max life out of them. SO my question to you Revo owners is, what PSI are you running ? What is recommended by bridgestone?
thanks
Jake
 
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I run mine at 35 psi as well. I do this mainly because I heard they will wear better and I like the way it rides at that pressure.
 
I run 34 PSI, so maybe the exception.

I normally run them 20-25 PSI offroad for most cases, and in sand I go down to 12 PSI.
 
Still testing with mine. Running 38 psi right now. When they were installed, they were set at 41 and that seemed to be too high.
 
Are we all talking about the Dunlops AT20's that came with the Runner? I have always wondered what is a "safe" amount of air to have.
 
scott78945 said:
Are we all talking about the Dunlops AT20's that came with the Runner? I have always wondered what is a "safe" amount of air to have.

no we are talking about the Bridgestone Dueler AT REVO's.

However, I run 42 psi cold in my Dunlops, max is 55 I belive. Its on the sidewall of the tire. Hope this helps.
 
If your REVOs are stock size, then i would recommend keeping Toyota's recommended psi (see door jam or owner's manual). If your REVOs are upsized, then go with 35 psi...this is generally the preferred psi for truck tires. If you have heavy load, then you may increase the psi to compensate.

With stock OEM tires, stick with Toyota's recommendation.
 
35psi fronts, 34psi rears. Track habits are hard to overcome. I'm dialing slightly more oversteer tendencies to balance the truck better on the road but I don't know why, I don't drive that fast. In any case, it drives well at these settings but I might just do 35psi all around.
 
Boaz said:
I am currently running 42 psi in the dunlops to acheive higher MPG. I am not too concerned if I wear them our prematurely because of overinflation.
But, when I buy the revos, I want to get max life out of them. SO my question to you Revo owners is, what PSI are you running ? What is recommended by bridgestone?
thanks
Jake

42 PSI? Better mileage? What manual were you reading? Try helium as they make the vehicle lighter.
 

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