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Re: front tire size in mud
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Posted by Allyn in OK on November 12, 2004 at 10:13:44 from (66.190.185.144):
In Reply to: front tire size in mud posted by naz on November 12, 2004 at 03:49:07:
The biggest factor in mud is tire pressure. Bigger tires alone don"t help that much unless tire pressure is reduced to spread the load over a bigger area. With duals on the rear set at 5 psi and big car tires on the front set at 8, I would sink half way to my knees when walking away after getting stuck. You still get stuck, but you are a lot closer to the center of the mud hole when you do.
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