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 Post subject: MT/R Tire Pressure ??
PostPosted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 9:52 pm 
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I just put my Rubicon rims on with the Goodyear MT/R's and it says to inflate to 80 PSI cold. That's quite a bit higher than I am used to. My Duelers say 44 PSI. Is 80 ok on the MT/R's??? I have a 6 hour drive this weekend and I want to be sure.

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40 psi is typical

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80 is the MAX...not recommended. Most run the MTRs at 35-45psi. I run mine at 38.


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Thanks, It seemed very high

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 Post subject: Pressure
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If you divide the load rating by the pressure and adjust it to your actual weight I think you'll find 30 to 32 psi will give you a full foot print. I run my MTR's at 30 psi and get the full footprint, I check it by running over blank white paper and measuring the tread impression. For what it's worth! Joe :roll:

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Thanks for the info, thats about where I have it.

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 Post subject: Re: Pressure
PostPosted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:53 am 
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Joe Jeeper wrote:
If you divide the load rating by the pressure and adjust it to your actual weight I think you'll find 30 to 32 psi will give you a full foot print. I run my MTR's at 30 psi and get the full footprint, I check it by running over blank white paper and measuring the tread impression. For what it's worth! Joe :roll:


That is worth quite a bit for sure. :)
So how wide is the footprint on those 235's running at that pressure? I am considering going to the 235/85's when I buy new tires.

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 Post subject: Footprint
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7 1/4 " , I like these because I'm running stock alloy wheels and they are a 1/2 " smaller in width but a full 32" dia. wide gives me the height I want and some clearance in the wheel well due to the smaller width 9.3 ". My 245's were 9.8 " wide. In addition I installed 5mm wheel spacers (3/16"). Joe :lol:

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