I treat the tyre pressure guide as a starting band, then I walk the sand.
What do you write on the visor for a loaded dual-cab on all-terrains at low tide vs a soft high-tide escape? I want ranges and the “air up before the bitumen” reminder, not a single magic number.
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Visor: starting band from the guide, “walk the first 20 metres”, “air up before bitumen”. Soft high-tide escape is a lower band and a slower brain, not a dare.
Copied. The guide’s “starting point, not law” line is going on the same card.
I write the compressor location too, because beach brain hides things.
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