Should you air down everytime you go out. I have never done it before but see that almost everyone does. I know what the benefits are but am wondering if you should always do it. Should you air down when offroading in snow? What do you air down to. How far can you drive on the pavement before airing back up? Thanks for any help.

 

If you know the trail and do not need the extra bite I say do not air down. Last run I did on wentworth springs (rubicon trail segment) I only did a sway bar disconnect and had no issues. Staying aired up gives you another inch or more clearance as well. If you spend a lot of time spinning, air down.

 

You will find when you air down the trail is alot less bouncy or jarring. I find it to be a must for traction and a more enjoyable ride

 

This 7psi or 15psi is it for all tire sizes? Or does it vary? I have stock rubicon tires and rims. Sorry to hijack I'm new to offroading with a jeep.

 

I air down to 10's lb and have had no problems. Myself I wouldnt go any lower without beadlock rims.

 

I use 28psi on road, and 14psi when off road. This is a good thing for 35'' tire, all depends on your tire size and your jeep weight.

 

I drop down to 10 or 8 on my 37's and air back up to 32 for everyday driving.

 

what about 33's ?

 

I normally air my 35x12.50x17 KM2's down to 14-16 psi and crawl all day with no issues. For my DD usage, I run them at 28 psi...

 

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