Aluminum Rim only rated for 60PSI
I have a 2013 Jayco Greyhawk 31FK with the optional aluminum rims. When I pulled one of the wheels off, I noticed on the backside of the rim a stamping stating "Made in China" and "MAX 60 PSI". The Ja...
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Odds are the front tires will not actually require the 75 PSI based on weight. Probably quite a bit less. I don't have the link at hand but your tire mfg has a weight chart which shows recommended PSI at various weights for the tire. You'll have to weigh the rig (get weight for front and rear) and base your inflation on that. The rig will steer better if the front tires are not overinflated but inflated based on weight. I'd be far more concerned about the rear tires if they have the 60 PSI limitation. Are the wheel ratings the same back there? It is very likely based on weight your rear tires will be well over 60 PSI.
Just as an example my class C only requires 50 PSI in the front tires based on weight.
Just as an example my class C only requires 50 PSI in the front tires based on weight.
