To BFG or Not to BFG?

wutwasithnkn

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Again, this is not my daily drive but when traveling I might run 33 but in any short situations no more than 30. When airing down I may only take them back to 25-26. I have a dual ARB onboard compressor with quick connects on my bumper. Easy to change pressure. I do know that if I put the “door recommended” 37, it is a really harsh ride.


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I haven’t tried anything over 30 psi and don’t think I want to try. I probably need to do chalk test as I am planning to drive to southern Utah for Christmas break.


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Tanktitan

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I haven’t tried anything over 30 psi and don’t think I want to try. I probably need to do chalk test as I am planning to drive to southern Utah for Christmas break.


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I have chalked mine and 28-30 probably wears best around town. Higher pressure will get better MPG on highway. You might also do a wheel lock to wheel lock turn in place and check to see if you pivot near the center of the tire.


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