Here is a picture of the tyres I have on my GQAttachment 25271
I believe they are at 36 PSI at the moment.
Thanks in advance.
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Here is a picture of the tyres I have on my GQAttachment 25271
I believe they are at 36 PSI at the moment.
Thanks in advance.
Bit hard to tell from a picture but ay a guess I would say around the 40 mark........ Don't you have a gauge?
Don't stroke it, TAP it!!!!.....
What the? How much psi should you run?? I use to run 36 in my 31s but I ran 40 on 35" bighorns. Your best option is to find what best suits you but I'd say between 34to40 I'm talking on road but to be honest the question dosnt make much sense to me but I've had a few good luck at getting the answer your after
They look well on the higher side of the scale go spend 5$ and get a gauge
How do you use you tyres? If you are a tourer try about 4 pound less than the side wall of the tyre states. If you only drive around town, I would look at 40 psi. If you carry a heavy load in the back, I would run mid 40's. But then I would not listen to me. No one else does as I apparently know bugger all.
Trying to decipher the question again but coming unstuck (but that's no new thing :D).......... so is the question "how pressure should these tyres be run at?" Or "how much pressure do you think is in this Tyre?"
To tap, or not to tap: Well it's obviously tap because this is the signature hey!!!!!! Duh
You need to be more specific, I'll run 40 psi HWY only.
35 psi around town and down to 16psi off road depending
I run 38psi in my 33" coopers for bitumen, gravel and mud. Might drop the pressure if I get a bit stuck
FanTapstic!
Cheers for the answers. I agree that I should've worded the question much clearer. I needed to find out how much PSI should be in these tyres. I think 36 PSI - 40 PSI sounds reasonable for city driving :)
I had similar tyres to yours and I found 40 psi is about max as any higher the ride is to hard. My tyres were rated for 50 psi. Now I use 33/12.5r15 and they are rated for 35 psi max so I run them at 30 psi.
Theres a thread here explaining the 4 psi rule but i cant find it. anyone else put up a link?
i would agree with diesel mate,i run 28 to 30 psi on road in my 35 bfgs always have,you need to experiment with the pressures ,i find anything above 30psi is to harsh to drive on ,also my tyres wear even and i will get atleast 50,000 kms out of them .Quote:
Originally Posted by Diesel-Mate
My side wall states 65 psi. I've never seen such a high pressure! Sound normal to everyone? Tyres are kumos 31".Quote:
Originally Posted by Dhuck