Peregrine
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Morning-headed to Core Banks of North Carolina surf casting-what's a good tire pressure for beach-33" tires/4" lift (02 Wrangler) ?
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Tire Pressure
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As low as you can go 
. How low depends on your wheels, the factory "Moab" wheels on the TJ/LJ (03-06) can easily handle 10-12 pounds without breaking a bead. Aftermarket wheels - who knows. You are probably safe trying 12 pounds, you might be able to go to 10 pounds if 12 works out okay.
I have beadlocker wheels and usually run hard trails at 6-8 psi, easier trails at 10 psi. When we run dunes, I'm at 6 psi for flotation and go as fast as possible with both axles locked up.
. How low depends on your wheels, the factory "Moab" wheels on the TJ/LJ (03-06) can easily handle 10-12 pounds without breaking a bead. Aftermarket wheels - who knows. You are probably safe trying 12 pounds, you might be able to go to 10 pounds if 12 works out okay.I have beadlocker wheels and usually run hard trails at 6-8 psi, easier trails at 10 psi. When we run dunes, I'm at 6 psi for flotation and go as fast as possible with both axles locked up.
cj7365
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I run 10PSI all day without beadlocks, 35" BFGs
hes4all
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John Canfield said:As low as you can go
I have beadlocker wheels and usually run hard trails at 6-8 psi, easier trails at 10 psi. When we run dunes, I'm at 6 psi for flotation and go as fast as possible with both axles locked up.
Ditto
