If you own a Jeep, or are planning on taking your Jeep off-road, it's important to know what airing down means. When you air down your Jeep, you're lowering the tire pressure to create a larger contact patch. This gives you more traction on slippery or uneven surfaces.
Airing down is especially important when you're driving in mud or sand. The low tire pressure will help keep your Jeep from getting stuck. It's also a good idea to air down when you're driving on rocks. A lower tire pressure will give you a smoother ride and help protect your tires from being punctured by sharp objects.
To air down your Jeep, start by finding a safe place to stop. Then, use a tire pressure gauge to release some air from each tire until you reach the desired pressure. For most off-road conditions, 20-30 psi is ideal. Once all four tires have been properly aired down, head out for an adventure!