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RE: 2017 Winnebago class A: With my tires aired to required minimum (by factory recommendation... not by weight) steering is very good. But, (we're in Fl and roads get hot this time of year) as miles ...
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CapriRacer wrote:
Rule of thumb: Operating tire pressures should not increase more than 10% - and anything over 15% requires immediate action.
I don't think that is true AT ALL, at least not for motorhomes.
IF....all of your tires increase about that much, then it is the tire design and the environment that is causing it.....or your starting pressure is too low.
If the fronts increase a LOT more than the rears, then it might be an alignment problem.
The fix for a large increase in pressure NEVER is to lower the starting point. Quite the opposite, in fact.
