What psi are you guys running your reds

karatejosh · Nov 30, 2015

I have been running 37 reds for about a year just wondering what psi you run I have been running between 12 and 14 and they do good but I always ran my tsls at 6 ish I'm just scared to cut a sidewall on the reds but would love others opinions

muddinmetal · Nov 30, 2015

10-12 4000 lb rig & over, 8-10 for a 3500 lb rig, and 5-6 should be considered the absolute minimum for any radial tire and should be used only on rigs at or shy of 3000 lbs :****:

kmcminn · Nov 30, 2015

muddinmetal said:
10-12 4000 lb rig & over, 8-10 for a 3500 lb rig, and 5-6 should be considered the absolute minimum for any radial tire and should be used only on rigs at or shy of 3000 lbs :****:

I agree one hundred percent. I run no less than 10 psi in my full bodied Jeep.

rpf500 · Nov 30, 2015

kmcminn said:
I agree one hundred percent. I run no less than 10 psi in my full bodied Jeep.

Yep, I had been running 8 in my reds and the last few trips have been at 12 front, 10 rear and I have been happier with that level. Also, full bodied jeep

Rokcrler · Nov 30, 2015

Re: Re: Re: What psi are you guys running your reds

kmcminn said:
I agree one hundred percent. I run no less than 10 psi in my full bodied Jeep.

It shows on climbs too :flipoff1:

3500lb truggy
8front, 6 rear

Even on my full bodied CJ and full bodied Mazda 8f/6-8 rear (both 3700+)

As long as you're not bouncing you'll be good.

94xjsport94 · Nov 30, 2015

I set mine at 11-12 in June and have no idea what they are at now. Lol they work well at whatever they're at now

John Galbreath Jr. · Nov 30, 2015

I run 8 psi in both rigs. Solo is 3,840 and 38 Special is 4,380.

taylormade · Nov 30, 2015

I run 5 in front and 4 in the rear. My buggy weights 2,500 lbs. works great!

zukimaster · Nov 30, 2015

Dont know what my weighs, I have tried different pressures, but around 5 seems to be better for me. But every rig is different.

karatejosh · Nov 30, 2015

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My rig is 2600 pounds so I'm thinking I can run 8 pretty safe had a buddy with sticky treps running 4 and killing me on our last trip but I know there a very diffrent tire I also have raceline beadlocks so I think everything should be ok

redneckengineered · Nov 30, 2015

13 in my buggy and 12 in Tennessee Mojo

Mortalis5509 · Nov 30, 2015

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Reds really don't need single digit unless it's something stupid light. They will stay on a non beadlock wheel pretty well. In a tj I'll do 11/12 front to 12/13 rear.

Chuck19 · Nov 30, 2015

15 lbs front 10 lbs rear rig weighs about 6k

stuftmunky2k · Nov 30, 2015

Buggy weighs 3200 pounds 5 in front 3 in rear also running double beadlocks works amazing

Jon Piper · Nov 30, 2015

3000 lbs
5.5 lbs

I haven't checked them in a couple of rides.

kmcminn · Nov 30, 2015

Re: Re: Re: What psi are you guys running your reds

Rokcrler said:
It shows on climbs too

3500lb truggy
8front, 6 rear

Even on my full bodied CJ and full bodied Mazda 8f/6-8 rear (both 3700+)

As long as you're not bouncing you'll be good.

Hey now.