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Old 11-15-2010, 12:00 AM
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What psi should I run my 33" Mud Grapplers at?
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40-45 is your best bet. IF you tow or haul allot then you might want to bump up to 50 in the rear.
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WRONG... i'm running 20-25psi in mine. Higher air pressure equals ****ty ride and bad handling
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20 psi is way too low. You are killing your fuel millage, and I am willing to bet the truck sways around quite a bit. You are also heating the hell out of the tires being so under inflated.

The CEO's 2010 has 37x13.5s and at 45 psi it rides perfect. I would never let a truck leave the shop with less then 35 psi in the tires. Only time I would is if it were a jeep on 35s or bigger. Then you can get away with 20-25 because it is so light and the tires are so big.



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