Blowouts on front passenger side tire
We have just had our second blowout on the front passenger side tire on our Class A Beaver Marquis 2005. In weighing the coach, we are pretty heavy for the weight of the tires the manufacturer put on...
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You need to know just what the weight on that axle and that wheel is and DON'T EXCEED the tire maximum weight or pressure. If the weight is above the limit then it is running under inflated for the load, or dangerously over inflated.
If you are overloaded on that tire it is no surprise that you are blowing tires.
Also, what does your rig say about maximum front axle weight? Exceeding that can cause handling problems at the least. Maximum ratings are there for a reason. Would you fly in an overloaded aircraft?
If you are overloaded on that tire it is no surprise that you are blowing tires.
Also, what does your rig say about maximum front axle weight? Exceeding that can cause handling problems at the least. Maximum ratings are there for a reason. Would you fly in an overloaded aircraft?
