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No more than what's listed as max recommended pressure on the tire sidewall. Apart from that you're free to try out what feels best when riding. Low pressure will increase the risk of bottoming out the tire(the rim striking the surface) which is an almost certain way of getting a snakebite AKA pinch flat.
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