Nick1994
$100 site donor 2024
This is for my grandfather's 1996 Jeep Cherokee. We head out to the desert several times a year, 100 miles of highway each way to the dirt road. Then about 60 miles of dirt roads. They're quite rough, but in some spots 45 mph is alright. No mud just rough rocky roads. Would like to soften the ride and gain some traction while I'm at it. Also reducing the chance of a puncture
It currently has a little larger than stock 235/75-15 BFG All Terrains on it. I run 36 psi on the road, have always kept the pressure the same on the dirt roads but it's a bit rough.
I have a portable compressor now, so right before getting back on the highway I can spend 5-10 minutes pumping the tires back up.
So what pressure do you guys think? I don't want them too low.
It currently has a little larger than stock 235/75-15 BFG All Terrains on it. I run 36 psi on the road, have always kept the pressure the same on the dirt roads but it's a bit rough.
I have a portable compressor now, so right before getting back on the highway I can spend 5-10 minutes pumping the tires back up.
So what pressure do you guys think? I don't want them too low.