Heading off-road? Here's a little PSA on PSI. Airing down your tires is a crucial step. You're increasing the tire's contact with the ground, giving you more grip on tricky terrain like rocks and sand. Plus, a softer tire absorbs bumps better, making your ride much smoother. In sand, a lower PSI can balloon the tire, making you float more and giving you better range (up to 30%). If you get stuck in sand, sometimes temporarily lowering the tire pressure even further can be enough to get you going

We see a lot of talk online about airing down, when you should air down and why you should air down. A lot of new off roaders and overlanders have asked this question… this is “the short answer” | Road Rash Off-Road