I have.... take the air down to 25lbs, and you are fine. Every vehicle wiggles in the sand, but if you’re worried about coming to a dead stop and then proceeding again, the Passport handles like a champ. I carry a 11lb air tank that I purchased from harbour freight for $40 bucks minus the coupon @ 20%.. I haven’t tried one of those portable air stations you plug in, just seemed to take too long to refill.... the giant plus is the Passport will flash and honk when tires are filled.... View attachment 3308
Thanks for the info - Have you done this with the stock tires? (continental cross contacts sports?)I have.... take the air down to 25lbs, and you are fine. Every vehicle wiggles in the sand, but if you’re worried about coming to a dead stop and then proceeding again, the Passport handles like a champ. I carry a 11lb air tank that I purchased from harbour freight for $40 bucks minus the coupon @ 20%.. I haven’t tried one of those portable air stations you plug in, just seemed to take too long to refill.... the giant plus is the Passport will flash and honk when tires are filled.... View attachment 3308
Yes, stock, but I’ve reduced the air down to 20.Thanks for the info - Have you done this with the stock tires? (continental cross contacts sports?)
Great to know! ThanksYes, stock, but I’ve reduced the air down to 20.
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Niceeeeee from the looks of it you’re located on the island. Did you have any issues with the stock tires? All my friends have jeeps and I just finally got the marine permit
I drove mine on the beach last spring in Long Beach, Washington. I tried to get it stuck in the sand but failed. I never had to use "sand" mode or lower the tire pressure. I guess our west coast sand is more forgiving!Has anyone taken their Honda PP on the beach? How did it handle on the deep sand like the Jeeps and Trucks