I have 35" tires on my truck. Mostly concerned with when airing down and up when driving on and off sand. Will this handle these tires?
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If we were talking flat to full, 35's might be pushing it. However, if all you're doing is dropping and adding a few pounds for terrain, like you say, I'd be pretty confident it could handle it. I've done 0 to full on a 31 in just a few minutes, so it's got some guts. Just don't run it continuously for more than 10 minutes.
1724246
Use it on 35x12.50's on my Jeep to inflate after airing down on trails no problem!
561907
I've had no problems with tires. Easy to install. They sat outside in my shed all winter in below freezing temps and still had almost all air pressure.
2153254
Mine works very well in loose gravel, tires are wide enough. Unless it was loose drifting sand I believe it would work very well. Loose sand you need a camel.
1711660
No.. it won't put out enough air. Perfect for air shocks, but you are better off getting a small portable air compressor for tires.
1247985
These tires would work fine on a truck. I put them on my car and they give a nice smooth ride and good grip. They are not just for trailers.
1811695
The tires would not bog down in sand. We were amazed at the size of the tires. However, the wooden railing is fairly flimsy.
1331485
I've only used mine for airing back up 305/70R16's (all 4 tires) after wheeling. Only stopped long enough to connect to the next tire. Never had a problem with it getting hot. If needing to use on multiple vehicles you might want a more industrial compressor or a compressed air tank.
2002651
It should, I put mine on a car trailer and pulled a f-350 with 3 flat tires up with no problem. A boat at least rolls on the trailer.
356896
I ran 275/70/18's on my truck which is a 33.2" diameter tire and it doesn't rub at all. It is said that you can run a 35" tire with certain after-market wheels or wheel spacers. I ran my 275/70/18's on my factory 18" wheels and it works perfectly. No rubbing and no need for trimming.
136150
They will work great! I have owned them for a year now. Have used them in sand, snow, mud and everything in between. They are not the best tires for riding on pavement. I have a Rincon 680 and when mine wear down. I will buy these tires again.
954669
Yes I have pretty good luck with sand, gravel, grass. Not so good on pavement. Slide easy. Personally I think the stock stampede 4x4 tires are the best though.
1349544
I jumped about 5 curbs today on them. I had 45 psi in them. no problems yet. I was unable to run tubeless as they would not seal to the rim so I have tubes installed.
2159560
I have a 2015 Bullet 30REPR, with just over 14" between the tires. The BAL 28014 x-tended X chocks work very well. I use two sets, one on each side. I'm a firm believer in these X-Chocks from previous experience with the smaller sets. They prevented one of my other trailers from rolling down an uneven site when my stabilizer jacks slide in some loose gravel and the trailer came off the leveling blocks under the tires. I'm sure the problem was my fault in the way I leveled the trailer but the x-chocks prevented the trailer from rolling down the site and a major problem.
1797629
Works good on dirt, for Sand you would need a set of paddle tires which are designed specifically for sand. Other wise it will probably just keep getting stuck.
1218041
I have only used it to air up my air bags in my 08 Tundra when I hook up my 5th wheel, I can only get them to 50 lbs then it shuts down, but the 50lbs is all I need, but I am disappointed it won't keep running after the 50lbs.Jim
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I am running a 48 mm tire. This rim is about 28.5 mm on the outside. Mounting a 35mm tire should not be a problem.