AIR PRESSURE IN CLASS A TIRES
New to the RV life, and have a 35 foot Class A motor home,Fleetwood Bounder. Alot of reading material tells us to constantly check the air pressure in the coach tires every day before traveling, ...
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I assume you coach is a class A gas. Make sure you know you axle weights when you start off of a trip. Use the tire manufacture tire pressure chart and have pressure what the weight chart advises. Unless you have a temperature change the next morning or you have a slow air leak you should be ok for a few days. If you are worried check tire pressure in the morning before leaving campground. If need adjustment do at the next fuel stop.
