Anyone running BFG Mud Terrain TA's?
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RE: Anyone running BFG Mud Terrain TA's?
ORIGINAL: PITTDISCO
I have them in size 235/85/16, load range E. It says on the sidewall 80lbs. I have 60lbs. in each tire, and they look plenty full of air to me. I'd like to know how much air you guys are running in these tires, those of you that have them.
I have them in size 235/85/16, load range E. It says on the sidewall 80lbs. I have 60lbs. in each tire, and they look plenty full of air to me. I'd like to know how much air you guys are running in these tires, those of you that have them.
I run 25-30# on the street, 12# for all around off roading and 8-10# if it gets nasty.
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RE: Anyone running BFG Mud Terrain TA's?
ORIGINAL: unrealtrip
FWIW I've been running BFG MT's for about 12 years now they are awesome tires. As far as running 80# in them [sm=jawdrop.gif]
I run 25-30# on the street, 12# for all around off roading and 8-10# if it gets nasty.
ORIGINAL: PITTDISCO
I have them in size 235/85/16, load range E. It says on the sidewall 80lbs. I have 60lbs. in each tire, and they look plenty full of air to me. I'd like to know how much air you guys are running in these tires, those of you that have them.
I have them in size 235/85/16, load range E. It says on the sidewall 80lbs. I have 60lbs. in each tire, and they look plenty full of air to me. I'd like to know how much air you guys are running in these tires, those of you that have them.
I run 25-30# on the street, 12# for all around off roading and 8-10# if it gets nasty.
Also, most of use in the different Rover clubs, I have been in agree, 18#'s, especialy if you run lockers, is about as low as you want to go off road without loosing a bead, especially on your left front tire.
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