What's the recommended tire pressure for this tire? Discount Tire put the fronts at 40PSI and the rears at 45PSI.

 

geez.....max of 35. id say somewhere between 30-35 depending on how they wear

 

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35 if you are concerned with mpg, 30 if you want a smoother ride

 

discount put them at 45???

 

this thread is going to raise some hell
a lot of people strongly disagree on the psi!
for stock tires you can look on the door panel and it will tell you.

 

Okay I checked them and put them at 35 PSI.

 

Yea that seems to be the most common psi for the bfg at's

 

thats what i run

 

20-25 front and 15 rear.

10/6 makes for a real nice ride

 

i just pull the valve stems then re install the cap so no water gets in. they ride great

 

I run 35psi when driving around town.

 

Until you hit the highway lol. Did that for 2-3 mins then got right off on the next exit to find a gas station lol.

Ask Mayledeen how high you need BFG's at.

 

the place where i bought my dune grapplers wouldn't put anymore than 35psi of nitrogen in them b/c the factory didn't call for anymore than that even tho the tires can handle 50psi i'll admit it rides and handles a lot better than my other 31x10.50's i had with 50psi

 

Wonder why?

 

i have my 33s at 33psi but anything from 28-35 is good

 

35psi here, although my front left is a bit low... Better get on it. lol

 

Go with what the door jam says (30psi btw). You DO NOT need to change pressure due to larger tires or a large load. Inflate your tires to 30-35 cold and leave them there.

 

I DD with 25/15. i have virtually no weight on my *** end, and my good tires are back there so i'm trying to keep as much of the tire on the ground as i can.

i've ran around with 12 for a week or so until i was feeling up to the task of airing up

 

Go with what the door jam says (30psi btw). You DO NOT need to change pressure due to larger tires or a large load. Inflate your tires to 30-35 cold and leave them there.

 

my truck says to run my 31x10.5 x 15 at's at 30, so you should prob be around 32 ish

 

My truck says 30 PSI for 245/75R16's
A Ranger I worked on a couple weeks ago said 30 PSI and it had 225/70R15s!

see a pattern? no matter what size tire you have your pressure remains the same.

 

When I had 245's on my other ranger it said 32

 

Yeah I keep forgetting you have almost nothing back there. I have my bed, shovel, tools, sometimes a quad, lol it fills up quickly

 

i use to run 40. but now i went down to 35. thats whats recommended