freightliner suspension
I have a 1998 Fleetwood Discovery (35 ft. Diesel pusher) with air ride. I just replaced all the tires and afterwards, the ride is suddenly terrible. It feels like I have 4 very low tires in the rear a...
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FIRE UP wrote:WILDEBILL308 wrote:
What are your axel weights and what is the recommended tier pressure? What load range tiers are you running? Did it drive ok before?
Bill
Yep,
That's what I was going to ask too. Do make sure that your psi in the tires corresponds to the ACTUAL weight of the coach. And yes, I was also going to ask how well the coach handled BEFORE any tire changes. While it would be time consuming and, maybe a bit of a cost involved, it might be worth it to change all the new tires BACK to the originals, IF, the company still had them.
This of course, is just a suggestion.
Scott
Scott, kinda surprised that you want him to put his old and cracked tires back on. That's an accident waiting to happen. Or, did you mean purchased the exact same brand as the old tires?
Gerald, I've only changed tires once on our previous motorhome. There was no difference in ride or handling the day I drove off in the new tires. I did change to the exact same tire brand and size.
Hope that you can get it straightened out.
Good luck.
MM.
