TR: Lake Powell and The Smoky Mountain Trail
Three weeks ago, we returned from our three-week getaway in the truck and camper. If you've been following along, you know our first stop was in Sedona followed by the 2015 Overland Expo at Mormon Lak...
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Mike,
Tire pressure is on a sliding scale. Normal, just rough and low traction dirt roads need about 30-32 pounds in the tires. If we need more floatation on blow sand or powdery snow I'll go down to 22-24, with the 100% effort down to 18 pounds rear; and 20 pounds front. But that's with those wide-moes on the back. The real slick, bottomless muddn' requires the 22-24 range. Why did i settle on these approximates? Trial and error over a long period of time. YPMV.
jefe
Tire pressure is on a sliding scale. Normal, just rough and low traction dirt roads need about 30-32 pounds in the tires. If we need more floatation on blow sand or powdery snow I'll go down to 22-24, with the 100% effort down to 18 pounds rear; and 20 pounds front. But that's with those wide-moes on the back. The real slick, bottomless muddn' requires the 22-24 range. Why did i settle on these approximates? Trial and error over a long period of time. YPMV.
jefe
