Tire Pressure
Hi I have dual tires in the rear of my motor home & obviously 2 in the front I know front tires are to be set at 65 psi max & rear tires at 80 psi What is considered a safe range among all 4 rear ...
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Cheryl_B wrote:
Is it really that simple, as a general rule? 65 in the front and 80 in the back?
No, it isn't really that simple. You also shouldn't just go with the tire pressures listed on the door sticker, either.
Get your rig weighed (it's cheap and easy), front and back, and then use tire chart to determine correct pressures. I have a 27' class C. After weighing and consulting a tire chart, I am running 60psi rear and 45psi front. It handles 10X better than it did when I was simply running 60psi front and back. I can't even imagine how badly it would ride & handle at 80/65.
Again, get it weighed and use a chart. No other way is adequate.
