Class C Tire Replacement
I have a 2000 Fleetwood Jamboree 29V Class C on a Chevrolet 3500 chassis. The previous owner replaced the tires in 2006 with Hankook LT225/75R16E Load Range E (10 ply). The label up in the bunk shows...
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We bought a used 2000 Georgieboy Class C a year ago.
The previous owner (or factory) had changed the "D" rated tires to "E"
Depending on which literature for my MH; from the factory,
you see either D or upgraded later to E rated tires.
Mine are BFG.
So I e-mailed BFG about tire pressures.
They said without a 4 corner weight they would only recommend
that I run the max stated 80 psi. With a 4 corner weight they
would give specific recommendations.
The truck center that did a brake job set the rears at 77psi
and front at 72. Mine is a short 24ft and no I do not believe
anywhere near max weight. We load light. I still have to weigh it.
Several tire web sites have tire psi for weight listed.
Michelin is one that has it on their web site.
The previous owner (or factory) had changed the "D" rated tires to "E"
Depending on which literature for my MH; from the factory,
you see either D or upgraded later to E rated tires.
Mine are BFG.
So I e-mailed BFG about tire pressures.
They said without a 4 corner weight they would only recommend
that I run the max stated 80 psi. With a 4 corner weight they
would give specific recommendations.
The truck center that did a brake job set the rears at 77psi
and front at 72. Mine is a short 24ft and no I do not believe
anywhere near max weight. We load light. I still have to weigh it.
Several tire web sites have tire psi for weight listed.
Michelin is one that has it on their web site.
