street pressures for big tires...

what tire pressures is everyone running on the street?

I've got 33" TSL radials running at 28 psi.

 

[Derrick C.]

With my 36" TSLs I run about 20 lbs. and with my 35" Claws I run about 18 lbs. Just low enough to let the tire wear normal and even.

 

[Michigander]

what size rim do you have? An 8" rim makes the tire balloon more and therefor should be ran at a lower psi.

I assuming your 33's are 12.5 wide. I would run about 25 or an 8" rim and 30 on a 10"

 

[Lifted95X]

Really...and that helps them wear better??

Then should I run my 32" MTR's at around 25...I drive around 30mins highway and 30 mins street per day??

 

[taxx]

in his sig thread GJarret has a method for finding the optimal tire wear pressure.

Take a piece of chalk and color a line across the tread. Drive a few feet and see what wears off. This would be the tread hitting the pavement. adjust preasure until it all wears off at the same time.

 

[Maniak]

I'm not sure if 32" is considered a big tire.. but..

32x11.50 BFG AT/KO on 8" rims.. We run 31 up front and 34/35 in the rear for the street..

now that I'm towing 2300lbs every 3 days I keep them at 32 front and 36 rear..

the 31/34 combo gives us a good wear pattern.. we wore out the old tires @ about 60k miles..

~Mark

 

[Robert]

I run my 265 75R16 Michelin LTX ATs at 35 front/rear. The first year I had them at 30 but it felt to squishy. I tried 35 just to see how it would react and I liked it a lot better. Wear is normal.

 

[01EB5.0]

I run my Michelin Cross terrain 265/70R16 at 35 rear, 33-34 front and rotate every 5,000. i also do a 5 tire rotation so I hope to see 100,000 out of these tires!

 

[lonewolf68]

I have 265/75/16's on mine. I used a load inflation chart and then did the chalk test yesterday. I'm running 31 psi up front, And 33 psi in the rear.