You bring up a good point that I had not thought about but is very true.

 

I am sorry you feel that way Mike, please find where I suggested they should run 26 psi.

 

I am not sure what you mean when you say you are sorry I feel that way. There is nothing to be sorry about other then you are giving bad information.

 

I am sorry that you misread my post.

 

"I run at 26 all around, Km2s though so they hold their shape. I would run 32psi personally."

What is there to mis-read, both 26 and 32 are way to low for normal street driving.

 

32 is in no way too low, nearly everyone I work with does 32 or 33 all around. Might cause a BIT more wear, but much more comfortable ride.

I would not suggest anyone run 26, that's why I didn't suggest anyone run 26.

 

Your thread says. I run 26 pounds on all 4 tires!!!!!

 

I know haha, that's what I run. I don't suggest anyone else do it. I run load range E tires that don't really deform at all so I run a low pressure. I also go off road about half the time and never drive the Rover long distances, I run 26 because it works for me, but I wouldn't suggest it to anyone on here.

 

My owners manual states 28psi front and 38psi rear. I've been running 32 front and 38 rear.

 

I run 65psi on the front right (battery is heavy), 55psi front left(I'm heavy), 22psi rear right(it just seems right), and 29.3psi on the rear left(because I can).

Please, NOBODY use this method!

No, seriously, I've run 32psi on all 4 since I bought it, and the tires seem to be wearing fine and ride is nice.