Tire pressure
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Tire pressure
I'm running 35 12.5 17 E rated tires what should I run for air pressure on the road. The jeep is so much lighter then pick up truck I can't see running over 25 pounds or so. What's your opinion
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Chuck test is the best way to find out what's correct for your jeep, I run 30 pounds in mine but mainly for fuel reasons. I found the ride very good at 30 pounds and keeps my fuel mileage at 16mpg. But I drive an average of 500 miles a week
Tires are BFGoodrich mud terrain's 35 12.50
Tires are BFGoodrich mud terrain's 35 12.50
Last edited by RUBRDUK; 12-28-2013 at 11:12 AM.
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Chuck test is the best way to find out what's correct for your jeep, I run 30 pounds in mine but mainly for fuel reasons. I found the ride very good at 30 pounds and keeps my fuel mileage at 16mpg. But I drive an average of 500 miles a week
Tires are BFGoodrich mud terrain's 35 12.50
Tires are BFGoodrich mud terrain's 35 12.50
matthew
ps. Sorry, having crappy day and couldn't resist...
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LMAO. Might be the funniest thing I read all day!
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Seriously, I'm dying to do a chalk test, even bought a box of big bulky chalk for kids to use on sidewalks...
problem is when I got my Jeep back from the shop with the new 37's we had a slow but steady run of rain, and then the snow started just often enough that it's hard to find 100 ft of flat road that is dry enough...
Oh, if your really bored watch this...from semi stock to holy crap! In just over 9 minutes...
from factory d30&d44 to Dynatrac d44&d60
http://youtu.be/4JOUAdsK4UY Matthew
problem is when I got my Jeep back from the shop with the new 37's we had a slow but steady run of rain, and then the snow started just often enough that it's hard to find 100 ft of flat road that is dry enough...
Oh, if your really bored watch this...from semi stock to holy crap! In just over 9 minutes...
from factory d30&d44 to Dynatrac d44&d60
http://youtu.be/4JOUAdsK4UY Matthew
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