Tire Pressure for Pro Comp Mud Terrains

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PullTab - 26 Nov 2006 23:42 GMT

Hey, I just bought 4 used 31x10.5x15 ProComp Mud Terrain Tires and had
them mounted on a 1990 Toyota 4x4 SR5 V6 extra cab. The tire shop aired
them to 35PSI. I just let out some air to 30PSI. They seemed to ride
better/quieter at 35PSI, but I'm concerned about Tire Wear. Does 30PSI
seem about right for these tires?

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Bonehenge - 26 Nov 2006 23:45 GMT

>They seemed to ride
>better/quieter at 35PSI, but I'm concerned about Tire Wear. Does 30PSI
>seem about right for these tires?

I have BFG KO 31x10.5's on my Wrangler, and they definitely ride
better on-road in the high-30's PSI range. The shop originally set
them up with 40. I haven't seen any weird wear, but I rotate every
5000 miles, or so.

30 seems too soft for those tires on pavement.

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Noon-Air - 27 Nov 2006 00:00 GMT

What does it say on the side of the tire???

> Hey, I just bought 4 used 31x10.5x15 ProComp Mud Terrain Tires and had
> them mounted on a 1990 Toyota 4x4 SR5 V6 extra cab. The tire shop aired
> them to 35PSI. I just let out some air to 30PSI. They seemed to ride
> better/quieter at 35PSI, but I'm concerned about Tire Wear. Does 30PSI
> seem about right for these tires?

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