Tire pressure for pavement vs off roading

What’s a good air tire pressure for?
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Thanks

 

With stock tires on my Sport I go with 29 psi. That’s what the manual says. And I also keep an eye on tire wear

 

I run 34 psi cold all pavement no off road. Had 38k on my factory Toyo tires. Had pretty even wear and a fair amount on tread left but wanted new tires before winter. Yes, my door jam says 29 too, but 34 is my preference.

 

30 to 33 pavement
22 to 15 off road

 

I jus got some KO2 and they did 36psi I may need to get some air out

 

This. Off road I go 16-18.

 

35 on road
15-25 off road dependent on terrain and conditions. There’s no magic number.

 

I'd run 30-32 with KO2's it will run much smoother as well. In the summer or towing go higher pressures.

 

30 psi cold recommended, I put 30 psi in at 30 degrees F. As it warms up, the pressure increases, topping around 35-37 psi at most.

Physics.

 

Old School 32psi on the road. Off Road is different, sometimes in snow you may have to go very low pressure 10 pounds or so ...and a dirt trail you won't even change the psi.

 

All tires are different. Best bet for onroad driving is doing the chalk test to dial in the correct pressure for the tread to lay flat and wear evenly... which may varry depending on the tire and load.

Off road? As low as you can go without risk of unseating the tire?

 

Exactly what size and load rating KO2s?

 

I'm a 2nd gen but on my federals I run 32 psi on pavement
Offroad 20 psi
And long road trips I go up to 38-40 for them miles (I'm talking 700+ miles road trip

 

I run my grabbers at 42psi street and 12-15 offroad.

I run the treps at 20psi street and 3-5psi offroad.

 

Truck recommends 29 psi but go lower for offroading, I run about 35 for on road commuting.

 

Exactly, except most people don't experience 50-70 degree F temp swings during the day. Usually 2-3 psi delta due to temp, unless hauling a real heavy load.

 

50 on road, 8 off road snow, 15-25 other conditions. HTH

 

Right, that was my point...even if it gets to 100 degrees, the tires are properly inflated. During warmer months, I'll run 33ish PSI because I know that really translates to 30ish PSI cold.

 

Second this. Thought I've been down to 10psi and below a few times. Snow wheeling and doing Hell's Gate in Moab I was at 5 PSI