I Really do think that we should get an offroad section on the forums, but anyway, im running cooper atp discoverer's and I was wondering how much I should drop my PSI For offroading? Mainly the train is just going to be gravel/loose rocks/sand, etc. And what are some good things to bring besides a toolbox and a cooler?

 

There other forums better suited for "offroad" section.

offroadjosh made some good thread in the past. This one is still applicable.

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...you-carry.html

The air down PSI will heavily be dependent on terrain, tire size, wheel size, suspension type.

Never go offroading solo!!

 

Always have a pistol....

 

^Between pot-growers and bears and mountain lions, that is a good idea.

 

1st - a box full of common sense and restraint.

2nd - small chainsaw, shovel, come-along, 1/4 or 3/8 inch cable about 50-100 feet, straps, chains, ******-block, a couple of buddies. water, food, sleeping bag as needed to survive a night or two if you can't get out.

i never air down unless i'm stuck. it weakens the tire and is usually unnecessary and is only effective for loose sand or mud. if you do air down, i wouldn't go below about 20 psi or you risk unbeading the tire and then your screwed.