PA,Huh? I bet you're going to Raush Creek. There are some narly trails there and rock gardens. Look it up.

 

Don't forget to air your tyres down! First time I went wheeling many years ago I was getting stuck on every obstacle while the other guys were just sailing over or through them. Eventually one of the guys asked if I'd aired down & I answered something like "aired what now?".

Makes a huge difference not just to smooth out the bumps (and save some wear & tear on your suspension components) but also in adding much more traction; just remember to air back up before you hit the highway at 70MPH again.

 

I'd say hang on and sometimes it's better to go forward then let fear take you back.

 

I know to air down... do you know what PSI I should go down to? I have 33" mud terrain firestone tires on 17" steelies. And I wont let fear take over but I dont plan on doing anything that is going to screw me over money wise..

 

15lbs should be good!

 

Depending on yours tires you may want to flex the sidewalls a little a few days before your ride. Air down to 2o-25psi in your yard, let it set for a hour or so, then do a small slow drive around the neighborhood. This allows the sidewalls to bend a little and get warn in with the weight and the fact you're way below Rec. air pressure. Some people will say this isn't necessary but its habit for me, its like a pair of shoes.

 

I will do that tonight. Thanks for the idea! Keep it comin

 

Just put that bitch in 4-Lo and GO!!!!!!!

 

I like that attitude! Come on 11am!!!

 

Hahahaha, I will be there tomorrow by 9am....silver 4dr. W/ black hardtop, lifted w/ bumper/winch