tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
#1
11-30-2006, 10:08 PM
tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
What is everybody running front and back, just put on 285/75/16 goodyear wrangler silent armors and was just curious as to what psi everybody is running and how they feel at that pressure.
#2
11-30-2006, 10:12 PM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
every tire is different, go by the manufac. markings on the sidewall.
#4
11-30-2006, 11:13 PM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
I have those tires. The H3 steering felt like a tank at 35 psi. I increased it slowly in increments and at 42 psi, the steering felt like it did with the OEM Wrangler Rt/s tires. I really like the tires, they ride really well, and are quite.
#6
11-30-2006, 11:27 PM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
I was going to put the pressure up to around 39-39 as I have them set at 32 now. Thanks for the info, i will try 40 ish.
By the way (hfuglaar) have you tried the tires off road yet or in the snow. It figures, after i buy the tires the temp goes into the 60's here in NJ. Wish it would snow already.
*****Still looking for suggestions to do some light off-roading/trail riding in or around NJ*****
Just came back from Mobile Al, last week and did some trail riding with the stock wranglers, no problems.
When I got back I had to convince the wife, that the h3 was safer with bigger tires [sm=badbadbad.gif]
By the way (hfuglaar) have you tried the tires off road yet or in the snow. It figures, after i buy the tires the temp goes into the 60's here in NJ. Wish it would snow already.
*****Still looking for suggestions to do some light off-roading/trail riding in or around NJ*****
Just came back from Mobile Al, last week and did some trail riding with the stock wranglers, no problems.
When I got back I had to convince the wife, that the h3 was safer with bigger tires [sm=badbadbad.gif]
#8
12-01-2006, 09:32 AM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
ORIGINAL: whododat
I was going to put the pressure up to around 39-39 as I have them set at 32 now. Thanks for the info, i will try 40 ish.
By the way (hfuglaar) have you tried the tires off road yet or in the snow. It figures, after i buy the tires the temp goes into the 60's here in NJ. Wish it would snow already.
*****Still looking for suggestions to do some light off-roading/trail riding in or around NJ*****
Just came back from Mobile Al, last week and did some trail riding with the stock wranglers, no problems.
When I got back I had to convince the wife, that the h3 was safer with bigger tires [sm=badbadbad.gif]
I was going to put the pressure up to around 39-39 as I have them set at 32 now. Thanks for the info, i will try 40 ish.
By the way (hfuglaar) have you tried the tires off road yet or in the snow. It figures, after i buy the tires the temp goes into the 60's here in NJ. Wish it would snow already.
*****Still looking for suggestions to do some light off-roading/trail riding in or around NJ*****
Just came back from Mobile Al, last week and did some trail riding with the stock wranglers, no problems.
When I got back I had to convince the wife, that the h3 was safer with bigger tires [sm=badbadbad.gif]
#9
12-01-2006, 04:18 PM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
paragon is the best around the NJ area, or just drive to PA and go up a state game land mountain...tons of free wheeling that way. There is one pay to offroad place in NJ thats decent, gotto find it now.
#10
12-07-2006, 08:33 PM
RE: tire pressure for 285/75/16's?
Anyone have what they consider a really nice tire pressure guage those 32...35...40+ psi's? I thought mine was good for the simple task; however, on my tire/wheel combo and with those values (they seem a hair bigger than my other cars), I am finding it somewhat difficult to use my ol' trusty guage. It's analog so maybe it is time to upgrade to digital.