Airing down

[mikem0141]

I run stock rims and want to get you guys opinion what r good air down #s for off-road in the mud as well as rocks we don't have any sand

Sent from my XT1650 using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[WJCO]

15-20 Psi is a pretty good number. You'll definitely increase traction and won't risk throwing a bead. Plus at those numbers, rocky trails are a lot smoother feeling in the Jeep.

 

[BaddestCross]

You probably wouldn't want to go lower than 14-15psi on stock wheels so you don't roll a bead.

Sent from my SM-N915P using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[hinrichs]

When I was on stock wheels and 35s, I would air down to 15-18.

 

[seansheds]

I have stock rims and 35x12.50 and I run 14-15


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[ThatChemicalGuy]

I went 15 when I had stock wheels. But I've seen some go as low as 8-9 with stock wheels and 12.50 wides and never have a problem, but just seems to risky to me lol. I say play it safe and go with 15-20, you'll definitely feel a different when on the trail

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G935A using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[BananaJeep]

I go down to 12-15psi with my tires.

 

[kirstinthemermaid]

I run stock rims and want to get you guys opinion what r good air down #s for off-road in the mud as well as rocks we don't have any sand ��

Sent from my XT1650 using WAYALIFE mobile app

I have 35's with non-beadlock wheels and usually air down somewhere between 12-14 and have never had any issues.

 

[wjtstudios]

12-15 is what I used to run with stock wheels. The only time I ever through a bead was in snow spinning the tires hard to get up and over and obstacle. Learned my lesson and kept it at 20 psi in the snow.


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[Jacalore]

With stock wheels, on loose sugar sand, went to 18 psi, seem to be the magic number for the beach. YMMV.

 

[Andy5160]

I never went lower then 15 psi on stock rims.

 

[BobNH]

Sent from my SM-N910V using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[VeruGE*144]

I run AEV wheels for now. Non beadlock, I run my bfg KM2 at 12psi off-road, never had a problem with popping a bead , it does sometimes scare me though, especially on them pointy rocks.


what makes me laugh is when I see Jeep's that are pretty well build and they struggle to make their way up some climbs because they have too much air in their tires. Then I pull up to the same climb and go up it like butter [emoji41]
I've also seen bone stock Jeep's go up some climbs with a problem at all because they air their tires down.

15-18 psi sounds good for stock rims


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[kawimoto]

12-14 pounds was always a safe number for me. never had any problems and was running a c rated a/t grabber in a 35'' size

 

[Clowe]

15-18 is what I run on stock rims and tires. No issues at all.

Sent from my VS990 using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[Jk11tx]

37 x 13.5 on non-beadlock and I run 8-9. Only came close one time losing a bead.


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[scull20]

35" mud grapplers on stock wheels, I usually go down to 12.

 

[jorgelrod]

I try to never go below 18 to avoid throwing a bead with 35's on my stock sport wheels


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[QuicksilverJK]

I personally run between 12-15 psi. What I am seeing in this thread is that some run single digits and no one seems to have a problem lol.

How bout some people post psi and what they have done to cause the bead to pop.


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

 

[GraniteCrystal]

I personally run between 12-15 psi. What I am seeing in this thread is that some run single digits and no one seems to have a problem lol.

How bout some people post psi and what they have done to cause the bead to pop.


Sent from my iPhone using WAYALIFE mobile app

This is one of the reasons I have yet to do beadlocks.