View Poll Results: Do you wheel air'd down?
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Air down?
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JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Lyme, CT
Air down?
I was wondering, how many people air down when they go wheeling. I have only done it twice in two years.
Like so many people on this board I am trying to decide between BFG KM2 and Toyo MT tires. In order to increase the footprint of Toyo tires they would need to be aired down to around 5 lbs, which means that I will probably need to run beadlocks. I am trying to balance cost and effectiveness.
Like so many people on this board I am trying to decide between BFG KM2 and Toyo MT tires. In order to increase the footprint of Toyo tires they would need to be aired down to around 5 lbs, which means that I will probably need to run beadlocks. I am trying to balance cost and effectiveness.
JK Freak
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 631
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From: Richmond, VA
I was wondering, how many people air down when they go wheeling. I have only done it twice in two years.
Like so many people on this board I am trying to decide between BFG KM2 and Toyo MT tires. In order to increase the footprint of Toyo tires they would need to be aired down to around 5 lbs, which means that I will probably need to run beadlocks. I am trying to balance cost and effectiveness.
Like so many people on this board I am trying to decide between BFG KM2 and Toyo MT tires. In order to increase the footprint of Toyo tires they would need to be aired down to around 5 lbs, which means that I will probably need to run beadlocks. I am trying to balance cost and effectiveness.
JK Jedi Master
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 15,665
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From: Hammond Louisiana
I air down my Coopers to 12psi. 5psi seems a bit too low, why that low, is it cause of the amont of plys? Maybe some one with Toyo's will chime in. My thinking is if you run that low, you need beadlocks.
