Tire pressure can be the difference between a smooth ride and getting stuck when you're out on the trails. Whether you're rock crawling, mudding, or cruising through sand, adjusting your tire pressure is key to making sure your rig performs at its best. But don't worry—this isn't rocket science. With a little know-how, you’ll be fine-tuning your PSI like a pro and confidently tackling any terrain. Let’s break down how different tire pressures affect your off-roading experience and what adjustments work best for each type of terrain.
Summer's here, which means it’s time to crank up the tunes, grab your favorite cooler, and hit the trails! Off-roading in the summer heat can be exhilarating, but it requires preparation. Dehydration and overheating can quickly derail your trip. Here's what you need to know to conquer the elements and make your summer off-roading adventure unforgettable.
Off-roading is all about conquering untamed landscapes, whether it's rocky trails, sandy dunes, or muddy bogs. Proper tire pressure is key to keeping your ride smooth and your tires gripping the terrain like a champ. Here's why an off-road air compressor should be in your adventure toolkit:
Preparation is key. From performing a quick bolt check on our ride to making sure we toss in an extra pair of clothes; our pre-trip check list has only grown longer over the years. While we never plan for our trip to go sideways, we’ve experienced enough trail disasters to know that it’s always best to be as prepared as possible. While you can never plan for every scenario, you can equip yourself with core necessities.
