E Series ON HIGHWAY psi?

As I drew a Deer Tag for Unit 1 in AZ (9000’ Elevation) in late October I am likely to run into snow. So early October, Wildpeak AT3/Ws in E Series are going on and these stock tires are going away (WTF, I have a 21 OFF ROAD, why did they put these slimy city tires with BS rating on in the first place, cheap b&&starts). 40 miles from nowhere, 9000’, late October; I need to be able to get around and then get off of that mountain. I need real tires (and two sets of chains, front and back and almost a tank). I live at 6400’ and we often are snow bound. My old truck was a Diesel F250 4x4 Handshaker, we got out in that but only that.

So for those running E Series- What pressure do you run ON Highway?

 

30-35 PSI worked for me.

 

28, cold, they heat up to around <35

drop ‘em to 10 in the woods and stay under 35mph

 

Front 36 psi, rear 32 psi. Did a chalk test to get there.

https://www.intercotire.com/using_chalk_method_determining_psi

 

40 is good in my BFG KM3, but they are a softer squishy tire even E rated

 

My sweet spot is 33 or 34 max. Anything above that for me is quite noticeable.

 

22

 

35-36 psi.

 

I run mine at 35 PSI. BTW, I think front chains won't work with stock rims, unless you use spacers. I wouldn't move the tires out either way, due to potential bearing problems.

 

35 on road, 10-15 on dirt, snow and sand.

 

32-25 PSI. I bumped mine down to 28 over the weekend to putt around town and hit some powerline trails.