Arizona Offroading Pictures

Yup, lots of variables including vehicle weight, tire stiffness/load rating, and expected speed.

Heavier vehicle = slightly higher pressure
Stiffer E rated tires = slightly lower pressure
Driving faster = slightly higher pressure

But somewhere in the 15-25 range is likely going to do well to increase traction, soften the bumps, and not unduly risk tire damage or unseating a bead.

 

That's because it sits in the driveway not going anywhere

 

Thanks all. Running toyo open country at2 265 75 16 .Looking at getting deflators and trying to see where I need to set them.

 

I've got a set of Trailheads I could part with. Don't work well for the higher pressures on the PW and I'm more likely to have to air up the crawler tires to get off the trailer.

 

BILLET4X4 Trailhead Tire Deflators - Set of 4 (Red) - from (4X4 Off-Road Vehicles)

https://www.amazon.com/TRAILHEAD-Tire-Deflators-Billet4x4-OFF-ROAD/dp/B005VF7M00

I'd take half that $30

The kit I have has 2 silver and 2 red. This way, different pressures can be set for the front (silver like headlights) and rear (red like brakelights) while being easily identifiable. I think the pressure gauge is still in the truck currently.

They were great and used on many trips in my Tacomas. Now that I have a heavy full size that I don't drop as low, the max pressure you can set these to is lower than I want to run. So since I have to watch the pressure anyway, I got a set of non-adjustable/auto deflators and gauge.

 

Ill take those

 

That size is 8ply, youll be good round 18-24

Great tire, i run the E rated EXTREME version.

 

I'll give him 31.

 

32

 

32.01

 

gonna need eye contact and a smile to call it

 

Out camping by box canyon. Tried to do elvis with my father in his jeep, but everything was washed out pretty bad, and too wet for him with open diffs. Excited to get his new axles in in a few weeks and give it another go. First ledges were much larger than last time I did this trail..... Played around though and found some good wheeling none the less, and it dried up a bit the last day or so and were not dragging the wet sand up the rock faces...Awesome trip thus far.

 

Not much in the way of great off-roading pics, but did a nice little trip out southwest to explore sections of the Butterfield overland stage trail and areas opened by the Mormon Battalion. Along the way we found the Oatman massacre site, the grave site, and some interesting areas to romp. Also cruised over to the Sears Point petroglyphs.

 

Tucson wash with @TaylorU and @mccombsworld abandoned mine

 

Great pic's!

 

Thanks man

 

Couple more from the trip today. Great run with these guys @Cal671 & @TaylorU.

 

Damn, sweet pics @Cal671 and @mccombsworld !