You likely know the advantages of airing down your tires on the trail for improved traction and a more compliant ride. But just how far can you air down? In this video we dive into the different parameters that impact how far you can air down your tires without risking losing a bead. Factors including the vehicle weight, tire construction, terrain, tire width, sidewall height, wheel width, and more. If you do lose a bead it isn’t the end of the world, we will also cover how to reseat that tire bead so you can keep wheeling with your friends.

00:00 Intro
01:02 Nitto Tires
01:24 Street Pressure
01:45 Chalk Test
02:45 Bead Retention
03:28 Beadlock Wheels
03:46 Reseating A Bed
05:06 Pinch Flat
05:33 Rolling Resistance
06:30 Advantages
06:47 Rockcrawling
07:12 Sand/Snow
07:22 Tire Construction
08:00 Rim Width
09:18 Ideal Pressure
09:49 Outro

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