Softer ride on 2011 PW Excel

He's probably talking about the rear air bags, and letting out air to soften the ride. I don't know if PW put them on all the Excels.

I'm sorry I but it really don't understand what you're saying except its about a softer ride.

A very common, and easy to fix, problem is tires inflated at pressures in excess of what's really necessary. Ideally you would weigh the rig in a "trip ready" condition then determine the best tire pressure. Lacking that, does the owners manual talk about that? Is there a sticker on one of the door posts about tire pressure? In the glove box perhaps?

If this isn't what you're talking about, please restate your concern.

Saint Augustine wrote:
When my 2011PW was delivered a couple of weeks ago, the fellow who brought it said he liked the For E359 better than equivalent because you could make the ride softer. I should have asked how because I cannot find it in the book. Any help?
Bob

I'm presuming you meant to write Ford E350. He may have experience with a Ford E450 (normally on Class C motorhomes) that have stiffer suspension to haul a heavier load. E350's are what used to be called a 1 Ton and the E450 is a 1-1/2 Ton chassis. Or you may have some optional air suspension that can adjust ride quality. :)

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