Tire pressures and my air compressor
Ok, so granted I am not the heaviest brick in the load so thought I'd ask this question. It might be simple logic but I want to be sure. My RV tires are to be at 130PSI front and 120PSI rear. My ai...
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I have the Porta-Cable pancake 150 PSI compressor that I bought at Lowe's. I have no idea what the CFM (cubic foot per minute) is on this unit. I can tell you it is kinda slow but it gets there.
We have Michelin 365's on the front and tag of our coach with 315's on the drive axle. My target pressures are 115 for the fronts, 100 in the drive and 90 in the tags. We weigh 55,500 lbs. I keep an extra 3-4 lbs. for insurance.
The OP'ers pressures do seem high but it does depend on the tire. I would certainly get the coach weighed on four corners and then use the tire manufacturer charts.
Safe travels,
MM.
We have Michelin 365's on the front and tag of our coach with 315's on the drive axle. My target pressures are 115 for the fronts, 100 in the drive and 90 in the tags. We weigh 55,500 lbs. I keep an extra 3-4 lbs. for insurance.
The OP'ers pressures do seem high but it does depend on the tire. I would certainly get the coach weighed on four corners and then use the tire manufacturer charts.
Safe travels,
MM.
