Tire Pressure
I bought used, from dealer, a 2014 Fleetwood Southwind 32VS. Just weighed it as follows: Full Gas Tank, 2/3 Full Fresh Water, 1/3 ea on Grey and Black, Fully packed incl DW. Front axle weight is 6,...
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Confused yet..??? Dennis
Congratulations on getting your coach weighed. Several things you need to know and consider. Assuming your weights are correct, you need to know each AXLE rating. They will be posted on a sticker near the driver's seat. Compare those to your weight ticket. Next is your PSI. You will air your tires ACROSS each axle. That means you'll carry the SAME PSI in ALL FOUR rears and the SAME in both steer tires. Take your rear AXLE weight and divide by four. Front axle, divide by two. You don't want to carry different PSI in each tire. I increase my PSI by 5 pounds to adjust for any additional weight I may put on the coach while traveling. I also don't sweat it if my PSI varies a pound or two in each wheel, but I keep em close.
Verify your weight ticket is correct, find you axle ratings and repost here. Then we can give you some accurate info....thanks..Dennis
Congratulations on getting your coach weighed. Several things you need to know and consider. Assuming your weights are correct, you need to know each AXLE rating. They will be posted on a sticker near the driver's seat. Compare those to your weight ticket. Next is your PSI. You will air your tires ACROSS each axle. That means you'll carry the SAME PSI in ALL FOUR rears and the SAME in both steer tires. Take your rear AXLE weight and divide by four. Front axle, divide by two. You don't want to carry different PSI in each tire. I increase my PSI by 5 pounds to adjust for any additional weight I may put on the coach while traveling. I also don't sweat it if my PSI varies a pound or two in each wheel, but I keep em close.
Verify your weight ticket is correct, find you axle ratings and repost here. Then we can give you some accurate info....thanks..Dennis
