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Correct PSI

Started by CAOSPOP, April 04, 2005, 09:00:39 PM

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CAOSPOP

What do you think would be the correct PSI for a Utility Quad  ???

Moose

I have a 450 foreman, factory says;
front and rear 3.6 to 4 psi.

I run it there and it rides as good as a foreman will ride, soft tires help out.
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CAOSPOP

When I bought my VINSON 500 they told me 3psi. I'm glad im getting differnt opinions.

LT-R450ApK

Im Running 3 psi in my 28's
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Da_Mtg_Man

I was running 1psi in my Outlaws so I bumped it up to 3, We'll see how it rides now.
FLORIDA MUD RIDER

ucfneed2ride

Wow, i am running way too much...
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Da_Mtg_Man

I forgot to mention that I broke the outer bead at 1psi when I was in some thick thick 4 ft deep muck. Thats why I rasied it to 3psi.
FLORIDA MUD RIDER

bbf

i run 5psi in the outlaws & mud lites

TRX350_On_The_Rack

Depends on conditions. Hard ground 5-6 psi. Soft Ground 3-5 psi.
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CAOSPOP

I just had new tires and I had the guy at that tire put them at 36 psi !!!. I held it there for about 30 min. then i brought them back down to 3psi so the bead would set.

innocent_bystander

I run my tires at a high psi. I got 28" Highlifter outlaws and run them somewhere around 10. The suggested psi for my tires is something like 6.
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TRX350_On_The_Rack

Have you tried reading the side of the tire
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CAOSPOP

On my stock dunlops it doesnt specify. Just not to go above 36 when saeling the bead.

TRX350_On_The_Rack

That's fine for sealing, but should be dropped down right after, but more important is these tires are designed to run low psi. I never go below 3 psi and above 6 psi. No problems as of yet.
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