The factory tires were shipped out with 45psi which is nuts. Rode like a damn dump truck. When I installed my 35" Ridge Graps I ended up running 25 psi in them. I started out at 34 and worked my way down to see what handled the best at
highway speeds. I'm fine when it's not windy. But this time of year when the winds are kicking up it does push me around quite a bit.
Oddly enough, I chalked them and I'm still crown high even at that low of a pressure. Any lower and the damn tires howl around every corner so thats where I stopped.
2014 JKU Money Pit on 37's
2019 JLUR on 35's (so far)
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Got a new ARB 63 qt fridge today. Fits perfect under the tonneau cover. And can't beat the classic blue color.
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Nice
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In Bed Boards- Take 2.
Tailgate wouldn't close with new fridge there. It does now.
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Final product for the bed board. I left it slightly short so I could put 1/4" pieces of rubber against the edges to keep it tight and free from rattling.
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So when are you getting the sawzall out and taking a foot out of the bed? That JT that Eddie posted from Cooper’s booth looks amazing.
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So a 48” bed isn’t practical? It will hold a 40” tire
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Hoping to wire up an inverter and the fridge this weekend.
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