Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
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Hello.
So I run my 33x12.5x15 Maxxis Mudders at 30psi on road, and last time I went off road I dropped them to 20.
The minimum recommended for this tyre is 10psi, obviously people will drop Tyres lower at the risk of popping a bead.
My other concern is the more I air down the lower the axle sits, so I dig the diffs more.
As such, I'm curious, how do the rest of you get on with airing down?
I'm gonna give 14-15 psi a shout next weekend I think, but experience would be nice to hear!
I have lockers front and rear, so question is what's best: more grip and self cleaning or more axle height/tyre stability?
Cheers!
So I run my 33x12.5x15 Maxxis Mudders at 30psi on road, and last time I went off road I dropped them to 20.
The minimum recommended for this tyre is 10psi, obviously people will drop Tyres lower at the risk of popping a bead.
My other concern is the more I air down the lower the axle sits, so I dig the diffs more.
As such, I'm curious, how do the rest of you get on with airing down?
I'm gonna give 14-15 psi a shout next weekend I think, but experience would be nice to hear!
I have lockers front and rear, so question is what's best: more grip and self cleaning or more axle height/tyre stability?
Cheers!