Tire pressure before going south
I am curious what others do about air pressure in your fifth-wheel tires. If you set it at proper PSI in the north at 30 degrees and then end up in FL at 90 degrees, what effect will that have on the ...
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NC Hauler wrote:avvidclif1 wrote:NC Hauler wrote:RAS43 wrote:
Well then I must be "asking for trouble", whatever that must be. I have been pulling trailers since '75 and never had any wear issues and only blew one tire, a Goodyear Marathon. And I do have a TPMS which has not indicated any issue. :C
Well then you're ok, though some refined calibration equip has found some TPMS off by as much as 10% at times...I use a high dollar digital read out that I can also have calibrated, so feel pt=retty good about it,
Look up the spec's on that gauge and let us know the percentage of error. Might be interesting.
It's a commercial digital read out for tires that I can check it's calibration with some pretty sophisticated calibration equipment that I can use ...It's within +/- 2 psi to actual reading.
You still didn't give a brand or the mfg spec's for accuracy. At what pressure was it calibrated?
