Truck tire pressure.
Recommended cold PSI is 60 front & 65 rear. They are Michelin 275/65/20 load range E on a 2017 F250 Power Stroke. Should I increase the pressure when towing my 39' toy hauler (Triton by Voltage)?
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austinjenna wrote:WHY???
Because of this-> What Chuck said.... there is “no” reason to overthink this! Some folks would have you....dropping air pressure when you drop at a campground, and then re-air prior to departure. Properly inflate for the outing ( whether it’s a weekend or an across the country vacation), then take them back down after your outing. I leave mine at my desired pressure all the time. I tow several different trailers (of differing tongue/pin weights), and often not towing....I would forever be adjusting tire pressures. I can’t be completely incorrect...as I got just over 60K miles on my original set of Michelin’s.
If you are constantly towing something that is fine. But if you know what the max weight is of your heaviest trailer you may want to look up the proper inflation. 60k on s SRW truck with Michelins is NOT very good mileage. I would easily get 100-120k with Michelins on my 98 RAM 2500.
