If you are on rocks I would only go to around 13 psi with a Rubi. I almost lost a bead at 11 psi. Also, you need to make sure you use a couple gauges as they are not always that close. It is crazy how much better traction you get aired down!
Have fun.
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Doing what your doing, logging roads etc., I wouldn't think you need to go down to 13... I'd stay around 18...20... probably lots of different opinions on that one

sounds like fun... enjoy :thumbsup:

Yeah I think your right logging roads and some mud like he is talking about I would only air down to around 16-18. I only air down my 35 km2's to 13-14 on rock should I be going lower?

As others have mentioned, recovery equipment with basic tools...plus, I'd take along a JB Weld type product just in case.

All good tips !
Communications is a MUST....you don't want to get in trouble somewhere and CAN'T get help. If you can't get a cellphone signal where you are going or are "unsure" it doesn't cost much to rent a SATELLITE PHONE for emergenices. A feeling of security that is well worth it's weight in gold.

A cheap little come-a-long can work wonders. If you don't have to call them to pull you out then why bother....??? :thumbsup:

First off road weekend was a success! Went over some nice hills. Clime a few rocks. And road a long atv trail. With some steep inclines and mud. Jeep didn't struggle once. It was awesome. That's why I'm going to pick up some 35s tonight.