I have new 285 BF All Terrains. What tire pressure front and back should I try for a loose track and also pressure for a tight track ? Thanks

I guess nobody checks there tire pressure!!! Yeah

these questions are hard answers to get, because of the variance in track conditions , weight added, power levels, etc, i would say 99% of the time hard in the rear, with less air in the front since the front is usually unloaded(compared to the rears) while pulling the sled, a safe range would be 45 to 65 in the rear, 30 to 45 in the front,

I don't lower mine very much, because I have to drive it home. maybe 10-15 lbs lower than I would normally run them, front and rear.

Thanks Dale I had no idea with All Tarains always used mud terrains and blew them up hard so they would spinn easier . This will be different now. Thanks see you Sat. Roger

My bfgs i usually left the rears at 55lbs(pending track condition), but would only drop 10 lbs max anyways. Fronts would drop down to 25-30lbs, again all pending on conditions. My truxus tires i leave the rear at 50lbs and the fronts usually go down to 20-25lbs. Like bigD said it all depends on track condition, weight on truck and tire selection, so theres alot of variables between truck to truck

Thanks guys This will give me a place to start THANKS AGAIN

Wiht 285x75x16 BFG AT's on stock PYO rims I always max out my rear tire pressure at 65psi. The front air pressure depends if I'm hanging weight or not. With 1100-1250# hanging on the front I run about 35-40 psi. Without hanging weight I run about 20-25psi