Running wrong tire psi
Well it took me 5 months but I just realized that the tires on our 5th wheel need to be at 65 psi & not 50 psi. Both tire & sticker on Rv say 65. I guess I was thinking about our previous TT that al...
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Dtank wrote:zackyboy3rs wrote:
So I put about 63 lbs in each. Think I am good?
Maybe yes, maybe no - how many *MILES* did you travel with under-inflated tires?..:h
(IMO) - if the answer is anything more than about 100 miles, I'm with the posters that say it's probably time to bite the bullet and replace them (with LTs).
****On edit: Yes - see the 500 miles.
Agree - not too many miles, but.....
****Replacing them is cheap insurance and an xlnt excuse to upgrade!.;)
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Your dice to roll.
Tire damage may *not* be externally visible..:(
A TPMS is always a real "nice to have".
You might want to become a "two spare guy".
Good luck with your conundrum..:)
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