jdschup

I realize there is an element of personal preference involved, but generally speaking, what tire pressure should I keep my 315/70/R17 Goodyear Duratracs at?

JKU with a 2.5" lift and 4.56 gears. I'm on the road 90% of the time and can air down when I hit trails.

Jeepstin12

27-32 psi. Like anything, preference. Goodyears are typically softer so you can run them on the higher side and till have some comfort. My buddy runs his GY Dura's around 37 and it seems to be too much. I have Nitto trails and run at 27.

robsjeep9

I run my Duratracs and MTR's at 30

spicoli

Chalk trick is the way to go. You make a line across your tread on ur tires and drive the car a short distance, enough to do about 5 rotations of the tire, maybe 7. Look to see if all the chalk is gone or at least worn away evenly. If your running too low of pressure your center will be "sunken" and you will have more wear on the outside. If too high of pressure your center of the tread will bulge out and the chalk will be worn away from the center and not edges.

When u do this just drive and accelerate slow, go in as straight of a line as you can.

Rock Krawler Suspension

We typically run a 2 lb split front to rear, so 28-30 psi in the front and 26-28 psi in the rear of a tire that size. More pressure in the front due to the weight of the drivetrain.

RK

lowrpmtork

Why the split in pressure front to rear?

Invest2m4

Weight distribution. More weight in front half than rear. These aren't BMWs.

calys003

I have 37" km2s and I like 25ish anything more I feel the jk rides to rough for me.

SpicedCrusher

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Jp3792

I run mine at 22. But the more psi you go the better fuel compsumption ( minor ) and harsher the ride will be. Id say 26-28 would be a good number to try.