Dot air psi

[dazed and confused]

1 st time on dirt with a dot 3200# pures stock with 235/70r 15 have no idea what psi to run any help appreciated

[Dirtrunner35]

I ran 18 left and 20 right and some ran 20 -25.

[SRXSRULE]

it depends on the style/condition of the track. I run 18-34 on the left, and 29-34 on the right.

Some of the numbers guys post on here I wouldnt even think of running but it must work for them. On a fast, high banked track I have knocked the RR tire off the bead at 27lbs with aero wheels and a TUBE! Eric

[Dirtrunner35]

Eldora in ohio with a 3400 lb car, 18 and 20 with no tubes, no problems for 7 years.. I tried the higher pressures and car was always to loose. Try something and let us know.

[Driver88]

15 rf 14 rr and I think I got the lf down to 8 one night. This was 275/60/15 on a 8in wheel. Ya had to vet used to it. When ya entered the corner you could feel the tire roll over.

[gun91]

20-24 right side, 16-20 on lr and LF I always ran it around 12-16. Would go up from that if track was heavy and lower when track was really dry. No tubes. Radials need more air than racing tires

[dirtcarracer]

you only run high tire pressure when and tubes when you dont run beadlocks, and thats not safe, ive never not ran beadlocks on the right side, but i run 14 right side, and 17 left side

[SRXSRULE]

Most classes that require DOT tires, DONT allow beadlocks. If you can run beadlocks then you clearly can drop the pressure a lot on the right side. Eric

[Chico]

about 16 on the rr is as low as I could get down to and be consistent I ran 20 rf 18 lf 17 lr 16 rr this on a dry slick on a heavy track I went up a couple of 3s only because of rr We couldn't run Beadlocks either We did glue them on Mon to run Sat But honestly I don't know if it was worth the trouble