I have Interco Super Swamper SSR Radials in 31x10.50 on the truck though. Even
with that little air pressure in them they don't sag a whole lot. Looked like
running a normal street tire with about 10 psi in it. And keep in mind that was
just for running through some really, really, really deep sand. I wouldn't
reccommend that for hill climbing or any of that. I normally run 30 psi at all
times, 4 wheeling or on the highway.
Kyle Kozubal wrote:
> > Well, the lake where I 4 wheel is only a couple miles from my house. So I
> don't
> > worry about getting back up to highway pressures for that. But, I've had
> mine
> > down as low as 2-3 psi with no problems while running through deepass
> sand.
>
> Whoa......2-3 PSI?????? And you didnt break a bead? I am not sure I would
> ever run my Daks tires down that low, especially with the huge loss of
> ground clearance that would create. But thanks, it is good knowledge to
> know. I maybe maybe see running a tire that low on a lighter vehicle(Zuki or
> a Jeep) but I would be way tooooo nervious about bending a rim and popping
> the tire off its bead. Once again, thanks for the info.
>
> By the way...here is a good and interesting article on 4WD tire pressure:
> http://4x4now.com/sfjun96.htm
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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