Newmar Ventana LE Recommended Tire Pressures

I suggest you plan a little trip to Bushnell ( about 1 hour from Kissimmee) and for $45 they will weigh each wheel and measure your height. Once you have the weights, refer to the Michelin chart to see what the proper PSI is.

Here's a link with the info

HighwayJunky wrote:
...Is there an opinion as to what weights are best both for smooth driving/safety and diesel mileage

I’ll add in tire wear, tire longevity

The pressures on the placard are your best bet to achieve your stated goals. Lowering your pressures can give you a better ride, but may affect other objectives. Keep in mind the tire chart simply states the minimum pressure required to support the weight. No other factors included.

Weight each side and use the heavy side for the axle.

Also useful for deteriming that you have a significant side to side imbalance.

Bill.Satellite wrote:
The above post is correct other than you should actually try to get each wheel weighed for an accurate determination of tire pressure. If you are just weighing front and rear you can use the Michelin pressure guide but you should add 5# to try to accommodate one side being somewhat heavier than the other. No one on the forum can tell you the correct pressure. No one. You must know the RV weights before making any adjustments. Never exceed the pressure listed on the tire sidewalls and be sure your tires are cold when you set the pressure.

This....my tires say 110psi on the sidewall, but my weights gave me 80psi front, 85 rear. MUCH better ride and handling.

Al

The above post is correct other than you should actually try to get each wheel weighed for an accurate determination of tire pressure. If you are just weighing front and rear you can use the Michelin pressure guide but you should add 5# to try to accommodate one side being somewhat heavier than the other. No one on the forum can tell you the correct pressure. No one. You must know the RV weights before making any adjustments. Never exceed the pressure listed on the tire sidewalls and be sure your tires are cold when you set the pressure.

Pressures listed in RV are maximum pressures.
The only way to know the correct pressure is to weigh the RV then use Michelin’s inflation table to determine correct pressure.

When you weigh the RV, you need the front axle weight and the rear axle weight. Then calculate pressures accordingly.
With my RV, it worked out that all my pressures on all tires are the same which makes it easy to remember, but your results may be different.