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Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: Disco Bristol on May 28, 2006, 17:18:41
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I have BF Goodrich AT's (LT 235,70,R16)
I am not sure what pressure I should have them at.
Could some one please tell me what pressure they should be for road use.
Many thanks
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I would think they would be 28-32psi as they are same as standard size.
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I have the same tyres and run them at the pressures in the vehicle's handbook which from memory is 28 front 38 rear.
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the standard pressure just seems a little soft to me
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About 8-12 psi for a bigger footprint?
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yes but i done that last week at whaddon and ended up losing one of my tyres :evil: :evil:
got it put back on but was told it was due to low pressure :oops:
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I was always told NEVER to run with lower tyre presures unless you have beadlock wheels.
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well i won't be running any less than reconmended from now on i think :D
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the standard pressure just seems a little soft to me
I run mine at 32 / 38 and the ride is fine.
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BF Goodrich AT's have a habbit of coming off when running a low pressure, happened to a half dozen motors at Abingdon a couple of years ago. :shock:
Discovery Owners Handbook
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the standard pressure just seems a little soft to me
What are you doing with the car, If you a towing heavy loads or reguarly traveling at high speeds then you may need to increse pressures slightly in acordance to the handbook.
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ive run mine down to 10psi with no problems & not poped a tyre of the bead yet,but for narmal running i have them at 30psi
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I have :
Front - 38
Rear - 42
These pressures were mentioned on the Discovery Owners Club (http://www.discoveryownersclub.org/) forum (early last year I think). I am running BFG A/T's (235/70/16) all the time, so they need to be right for tarmac and mud etc.
I thought the same (documented pressure seems low), but the above seems right. I think it was Paul Walker (sorry Paul if it was not you) who posted the answer. Someone with DOC forum access could probably search this.
Horness