Deflate the tires for sand!

32 general grabbers


I was thinking 18 as well

 

then i think 18psi will be ok..you can always go a few more pounds if you need to but 18psi should be a good starting point. just don't go too low or you will have the potential in de-beading a tire..and loosing vital ground clearance

 

you're fucked in sand, grabbers are like high heels out there, ask matt, ive seen him sink in person in hungry valley

 

don't scare the guy lol







oh snap!!..didn't realize he wasn't 4wd

 

Really??.... damn... That sucks!!.

I have a locker though. That's gotta help for something.. Haha

 

make sure you have a decent recovery strap and at least 2 shackles/d-rings


you should be good to go out there. the scenery and landscape in that whole region is absolutely amazing, i wish i could go but my work schedule is in the way.

 

matt had a locker too

 

I have a good strap.. I just need a good d-ring!

Awh man! That sucks! It's my first time, I'm pretty stoked! Is there a lot of sand? Is it like dune-ish?

 

Which Matt? I feel like there are so many Matt's!

 

Hahahahahaha. Straight up!

 

nelson##matt

 

Have you seen my A-TRAC/TRAC/ AUTO LSD help page?

 

there are a few asses that have to follow david around and undermine anything he says cuz they are obviously jealous. or something. it gets old.

 

My grabbers do fine in the sand..just can't be afraid to properly air them down. I air mine down to 10 PSI due to the fact that the grabbers have an extremely thick sidewall and wont flex enough unless they are aired down low enough

 

Exactly, the heavier the tire, the more air needs to come out. When I had Cooper Discoverer STTs, they wouldn't float until I had them down to 10 psi. Rugged Trails worked at 15 psi.