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I have the 8 ply 285/70 R17 Nitto TG's mounted on stock wheels. The guy at the tire store told me run them at 50 PSI on the road. What are you guys running on these and what do you air down to for trail running.
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Sorry I got here late,
My sidewalls say 55 cold, I run 50 on road. good way to check is lay some flour down and drive over it, if more is on the center of the tread, let some air out, if more is towards the outer fill em up a bit.
If I'm running aired down for comfort and not technical requirements I run 25.
If its rock crawlin I'm around 13 to 15. Wouldnt reccomend that low if you are running alloys though, my steel just bends and I sledge hammer it back till it holds air, alloys will crack and gouge. I wouldn't go under 20 with alloys bro
My sidewalls say 55 cold, I run 50 on road. good way to check is lay some flour down and drive over it, if more is on the center of the tread, let some air out, if more is towards the outer fill em up a bit.
If I'm running aired down for comfort and not technical requirements I run 25.
If its rock crawlin I'm around 13 to 15. Wouldnt reccomend that low if you are running alloys though, my steel just bends and I sledge hammer it back till it holds air, alloys will crack and gouge. I wouldn't go under 20 with alloys bro
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I also have the Nitto TG 285/70/17 the cold pressure on the side says 80psi that aint gonna happen I run 55-60 psi on the street and air down to 25 offroad. I don`t have any tire wear problems or anything. I rotate them every 3000 miles useing the spare also. Great tire.
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