Tire pressure for 32" BFG At's
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I run 35 in the front, and 32 in the rear. That's what I have always ran and never had any problems. 40 is a good PSI for MPG, but with those width tires on a 8" rims, I can almost guarantee that the center has more pressure than the sides. I say air them down a bit. The max PSI is not always the number to run.
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technically you need to figure out what YOUR truck's optimum psi is.....run through a water puddle, then see how much tread you are putting on dry pavement.....do this until you optimize your tire pressures to get the most tread pattern......
if the inner of the tire is only hitting, then let some air out......if the edges are hitting then you need to add air.......
if the inner of the tire is only hitting, then let some air out......if the edges are hitting then you need to add air.......
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