I was in the sand in Tunisia and Libya for 3 weeks and used 12 psi, but don’t forget to take any balancing weights of the wheels otherwise they will damage the rims as they will be forced around the edge of the wheel until the fly off. Good luck!

I'd recommend around 18 PSI. I recall reading the Washington Post's kind of silly review of the RRS by Warren Brown, in which he spends the bulk of the review talking about how he managed to get his RRS stuck in the sand (though he all but admits it was his own error...):

http://research.cars.com/go/crp/research.j...ff=chitrib -QM

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...boobies by the pool!

Isn't that a song by Dire Straits?

OK, so the RRS part of this post... these pics aren't new judging by the reg plate on the car, but I hadn't seen them before. Looks good in the sand.

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