PSICHART

Carbone, you's get more accurate answers if you'd post the tire size & load range. AZ Kid's answer is good _if_ yiou have load range E's. To use any tire maker's load-pressure chart, you need at least actual axle weights. Corner weights are even better.

Jim, "Windows message: Your drive C: is about to explode. Get out of the building, now! (This is not our fault, honest.)"

Arizona Kid wrote:
55 to 60 front
80 rear.

Nice wrangler. I have flame red which is nicer than yours ! Just messing around. We have a winter home in Sierra Vista. What are your favorite trails ? Do you air down your tires on the trails ? Thanks for your time.
Pete

There should be inflation pressures stamped on the tire. It would be good for us to know the following;
Tire manufacturer
Size of tire
Tire manufacturers PSI from tire.

55 to 60 front
80 rear.

What tires and what size 35 seems too low since my 04C190P recommends 60 front and 80 rear. You can probably find a weight vs inflation chart on the tire company web site or give Roadtrek a call with the van VIN number.