What tire pressure are you running in your 35s
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JK Enthusiast
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What tire pressure are you running in your 35s
I was curious after reading another thread what tire pressure are you guys running on 35s? I am running 35x12.50x17 MTR/K. I am currently at 30psi. Just wanted to know. I did some searches and saw the 33 crowd step up but not so much 35s. Thanks for the info
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Same size tires, usually 30 psi.
Chalk test showed that the tread sits flat at this pressure.
For long distance at summer in the desert -- about 28 psi. The tires get quite hot so pressure increases.
Chalk test showed that the tread sits flat at this pressure.
For long distance at summer in the desert -- about 28 psi. The tires get quite hot so pressure increases.
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250lbs running 25mm Vittoria Rubino Pros (that I hate, by the way) at 110 front/120 rear. No pinch flats, but have had several flats on them. Most frequently in the wet. In contrast, only suffered one flat on previous Maxxis Re-fuses, before they wore out, and that was due to riding through a construction site.
I suspect that those rated pressures that Beanz found are a mis-print. I find it hard to believe they (Vittoria) would rate their 25's to the same pressure as their 23's. I know that in the Rubino Pro's you certainly loose ten psi or so when you go to the larger tire. I would trust the sidewall more than a web page.
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I suspect that those rated pressures that Beanz found are a mis-print. I find it hard to believe they (Vittoria) would rate their 25's to the same pressure as their 23's. I know that in the Rubino Pro's you certainly loose ten psi or so when you go to the larger tire. I would trust the sidewall more than a web page.
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I really need to give that try... I run my Guard dogs (35's) at notably higher than most are posting, and wonder where I should be. My tires are rated at 50psi, and on road I run them at 40-45. I'll admit that my Jeep feels like it has serious toe in, despite being aligned, so maybe dropping to 30ish would help that a bit!