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you are right when this pic was taken it was pulling real bad to the right so I pulled the front tires and switched them around to see of it was the rubber or the rims .or if it was something different ..good eye ..it turned out to be a bad tire ,,DutchQuote:
Originally Posted by last5oh_302
Lose a few pounds pressure in one tire and they'll pull you all over the place--whether its on backwards or not.
I run mine at 4 lb's so yeah a few lb's would throw things off..lol
I run mine at 5. When I had the Bearclaws installed the tech asked my weight and what I'd be using the quad for and he came up with 5 psi....
The swamp fox boots I run recommend 7 psi minimum. It really matters not though as they are so hard they don't even wrinkle when running flat.
I have Outlaw MST's and they have a stiff enough sidewall that they'll get me back totally flat as well.
i judge my tires by my boot lol if i can push my foot in toward the rim, add air, if i cant make a dent in the rubber, let some out haha
Haha. That's the Polish air pressure guage.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishy steve
It's a great feeling knowing you will get home without kicking a bead and having to pack the tire full of Sawgrass to be mobile again.Quote:
Originally Posted by last5oh_302
forgot to add, if tire higher then handle bar, tire pressure no longer issue...
unforunatly bin in that situation...lol