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Totally agree what is with running 30psi that is all most road pressures

Try 20psi you'll be smiling much more tyre pressure makes a huge difference

Plus this, I can take my grand vitara on 31s 85% of places with 20psi

Mine are around 30psi for highway driving 😆

Thanks Justin!!

Yeah, I know right?! Like 18-22 boys...

Yeah definitely would of helped, going to try air down more often!

@@AussieArvos you would do better at 20psi.

@@patrob100 My Pajs go down to 12 - 15

Yeah my thoughts exactly. I wasn’t sure if the bloke was testing the new tyres at that high pressure or what. I just kept thinking every time he didn’t make it, “drop the pressure to 20/18!”.

Thanks Scowie!! hahaa !

Thanks mate really appreciate it :)

I'm not sure why people don't fit recovery points... It saves you money in the long run , first mod to any 4wd first

Thanks for the info! was wondering ! cheers mate !

he says the price in the video

Thanks Michael! yeah if thats something you guys are intrested in ill definitly let you guys know, just got back from a high country trip and they were a treat, did about 250km on the tarmac and around 300 on dirt and no complaints, i don't really notice the road noise, like im sure its there but there are alot of other noises my car makes that yeah well lets just say it shouldn't make so the tires are beardly noticeable !

HAHAHAHA

They were torqued to spec

@@nathanhawkless6078 I was thinking that. Maybe they missed the vision of the torque wrench 🤔

20 is still way too much try 8 psi

@@vevohoeyo the way they were driving in this video you don’t want anything below 15 to 17psi, the way they were slamming into ruts would of surely de beaded a tyre at 8 psi

Yeah it would of been a good idea to go a bit lower, stuck in a bad habit of saying "yeah nah shell be right"

@@AussieArvos not hating man but if you go buy a tyre deflator man they are great, yeah it takes a bit to time pump them back up but a proper tyre deflator is worth it

Because there's a lot of bad advice in this thread I'm just going to leave this video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-G0N2h3WWb2k.html Ignore the stupid ad between 2:51 - 4:18 In particular the people talking about 8psi and 15psi on rock need to watch that video. As a quick simplification, the harder the surface, the hotter the tyres (surface/ambient temp, or speed) and the heavier the vehicle the higher the PSI you need. PSI of 12 and below should be considered in emergencies only, should be run as short as possible to get out of situation and greatly increased the risk of popping a tyre bead. In this situation with a paj, the correct tyre pressure is between 22-28 PSI

i have run 45 for highway on the patrol, but yea, 30 is daily driving, 20 is gravel road driving, 15 is play time

45 psi

I'd recommend trying low-mid 20s offroad in the paj

@@AussieArvos I'd have thought 35-38 for the road. Have you done a chalk test? might make an interesting video.

@@oldluxy I'd recommend even lower, 10 psi rear, 15 front. I run 7 psi rear, 10 front with 33s on my samurai.

old mate sounded like he was on the governor

@@toms_gupooe i dont reckon mate, she was revving good until it went on the little incline due to the fuel pump not sucking through enough fuel causing it to behave and splatter in the video

@@Built2tour old girl probaly needs a tune

@@toms_gupooe ive had the same problem mate, i had to put an electric pump in the line so the fuel pump wasnt starving. After 4 years i finally bit the bullet and got the pump rebuilt and no more starving of fuel 👌👌

mine is efi conversion with a t28 and full rebuild kit ready for upgrade

I bought my tyres of Facebook mate best place is your trying to save a dollar

@@timburton6950 I know but I don’t want any too big like I don’t really wanna do the hard stuff

would make it go anywhere ! ;)

😂😂😂

cheers loco!

That Paj is for sure more capable then the leaf patrol. If he lifted that Paj and put some 33" on it is would be way better then it is now. God knows why you would go a 32" when you had the choice. Thats is if there was a choice.

ill take a winch over tyres, its still a daily drive. all terrains arent that far behind

@@brucebaxter6923 Pairing all terrains and good tyre pressures for sure👍