Those running 22" rims

[ZombieSoldier]

What pressure are you running in your tires? Are you running what's in your door jam or a different pressure?

 

[dougmcp]

Personally I would keep the pressures up the the high zone or risk a bent wheel on a pothole.

 

[rburch]

^+! I would run the recommended pressure on the side of the tire.

 

[Nathanialson 08]

Ask your local tire store about it, your better safe than sorry.

 

[GAINMOB]

im on 24's...same principle...i run tire recommended pressure...lower profiles have harder/thicker side walls so normal driving should cause damage to rim...unless your speeding and/or its a DEEP pot hole...and they have those in denver...terrible...da springs roads are pretty good from what i remember when i was there in Mar 08...

 

[superexpy]

I run mine 8 - 10#'s less then on the side wall. If I keep them at 50#'s as recomended then the middle wears out quicker then the side walls.

 

[ZombieSoldier]

Right now I'm running 35 all the way around

 

[walnuts4x4]

easy way to fine tune it.... set a PSI... then watch your tread...if you have excessive wear in the middle PSI is too high.... if the outsides wear more then its too low... thats what I have done for years on my lifted truck....

what your looking for is an even wear across the entire tread

 

[superexpy]

easy way to fine tune it.... set a PSI... then watch your tread...if you have excessive wear in the middle PSI is too high.... if the outsides wear more then its too low... thats what I have done for years on my lifted truck....

what your looking for is an even wear across the entire tread

Agreed!

 

[JTKustoms]

When I had my 22's on it, they were between 35-40 psi and I never had issues. I keep the 26's at the same