I just bought a Max IV with the factory 26" tires. First ride I peeled them off the rims 3 times. Was running them at 3 psi. Can anyone tell me the lowest psi I can get away with for decent ride quality and not blow them out every 1/2 hour?
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Originally posted by dfebonio View PostI just bought a Max IV with the factory 26" tires. First ride I peeled them off the rims 3 times. Was running them at 3 psi. Can anyone tell me the lowest psi I can get away with for decent ride quality and not blow them out every 1/2 hour?1999 max 2 18 b&s 22 tires custom . new max iv 23 k 26 i/n tires brown . ht cable promark winch . new toy 1972 attex st400 400ccjlo and she will be bad . ( the frog )if it don't float with out you getting wet . don't bring it !
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I have a MaxIV with 26" k rims I run about 2 lbs. air Last week end I was out
in some really bad stuff log piles, swamp etc. Got back with 3 flat tires one side I think it was from doing turns at a dead stop. I'll run more than 2lbs now in the really rough stuff and carry a small air compressor just in case.
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I found that anything less than 3.5psi in the 26" Goodyears had the possibility of smacking the wheel when hitting a root etc.
I can run 0 psi with the ASX Vamps and will not bottom out on the wheel. However, I did puncture a side wall and the tire came off the bead on one side. I usually run 2.5 with them.
Rut2007 Max IV Hot Rodded Vanguard 18HP?
Hi-Speed Clutch, Vampire ASX, 35MPH
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If you need to or decide to buy new rims try Matt O's beadlocks. I have 6 of them on my 950 Hustler and have yet to pop a bead. The tires I run are 25" Mudbugs at 1 psi and have had no trouble so far. I had the original Hustler rims on before and popped the 2 rears twice each in 3 months, while running 3psi in 22" rawhide III's. I even tried going to 5psi and that didn't help.
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