All those BFG All terrain users out there!!!

[Martin110]

Just wondered if you could tell me what pressure you run your all terrains at?

Im currently running mine at 24psi for on road is this about right?

[lofty134]

Hey

I run mine at 24psi aswell, dont know whether this is right or not, but gives a good balance between on and off road

Adam

[tack43]

I ran mine (265/75R16) at 28 front 35 rear.

Rich

[william127]

blimy that dosent seem alot, my old hilux used to run at 65psi all round on a/ts, but they werent as good as bfgs :-k

[JIMBOBLY]

I ran mine (265/75R16) at 28 front 35 rear.

Rich

that is the exact factory recomended pressure,28 and 35.

[Landyman]

Mine are 28 all round on my 110. Handles fine on the road and no probs on the dirt either.

[Ollie]

24 doesn't seam enough, I was recommended by the garage that fit my Goodyear MT's to run at the same LR recomendations.
This has worked well for me off and on road. I think at 24 you might have some uneven wear on long road journeys, (and maybe slightly worse mpg)

Ollie

[jjsaul]

used to run 25front/30rear, then had to tow a heavy trailer so put them up to 30/35 and kept them there since then and they're fine.

[thermidorthelobster]

Loaded I've been running mine at 45psi.  Hmm.

[clbarclay]

One option for selecting tyre pressure is to check the tyre wear with chalk, its been explained on here a few times before. Also after a drive check the tyres temperature, if it gets particuarly hot (compare against other vehicles with standard tyres+loads+pressures) then its obviously the pressure is too low.

[Lumbering Jack]

on the 130, mine were 30 front and 47 in the rear (sometimes a bit more for very heavy work)