James, I run 35 psi in mine on the street. We just got back from a weekend trip to Savannah/Brunswick, GA and they did great, there wasn't a lot of highway noise.
James, Mike called BFG and they told him that there is no "set" pressure as it has to do a lot with vehicle weight. They instructed him to do the chalk test. You chalk the tread across the width of the tire in a 2"-4" wide band then take it ffor a drive.
The goal is for the chalk to wear off even. Wears only in the center, too much pressure, on the edges too little pressure.
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james the mfr told me to run 41 front 40 rear, i am trying 37 the seem smooth but squishy and floaty. i am goin to pump them up to 44 and give that a try i then will do the chaulk test..
James, Mike called BFG and they told him that there is no "set" pressure as it has to do a lot with vehicle weight. They instructed him to do the chalk test. You chalk the tread across the width of the tire in a 2"-4" wide band then take it ffor a drive.
The goal is for the chalk to wear off even. Wears only in the center, too much pressure, on the edges too little pressure.
That is a great idea, like sidewalk chalk, or ordinary classroom chalk?