Tire pressure when driving on packed snow

[Lokey]

OK ... I know running low preassure in the soft snow is what you do to keep the rig on top but what about on packed snow.

Does low preassure on packed snow give you better traction or does the increased surface area make it easier for the rig to slide around.

Let's hear it.

 

[J_SIN]

I had to drop the pressure in my tires to 18lbs on my F350 last weekend up at evans cause I hit some packed snow on a hill and lost all traction. after airing down I drove just fine.

 

[Corey Y]

There is 8psi in our Jeep tires. We have driven probably 500 miles this week in all different road conditions with no problems.

 

[Brian H]

Im running 15psi front 12psi rear and it seems to be doing very well.

 

[stealthrunner1]

:awesomework: 37" mtr's at 28lbs no problems at all on the road in any conditions!!:awesomework:

 

[Nuzzy]

65 psi in the front, 55 I think in the rears and I'm doing great on both fluffy and compact snow

 

[timothy]

Pressure

:shaking: since, last SUNDAY the DEC,15th I've been runin 15/14 psi. Only seems to be getin better as the days go by. From South hill Puyallup to Bell vue. 35x 12.50 on 15x8's:awesomework:

 

[WHITE TRASH1]

105 on all 18 tires... Don't slip a bit. :redneck:

 

[KarlVP]

On the truck I'm running 70 in the front and 80 in the rear.

Tows just fine.

 

[Grommit327]

Had to do a rescue of a new duratard this weekend in the snow. Guy said he dropped pressure but figured out he still had about 50psi in the stock tires

 

[kicker1_solo]

I'm running 15 psi on my 31/11.5/15s on all ground, a lot better traction.

 

[FiFo]

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