When traveling with your RV your maximum tire pressures are 110 when it reaches 110 is the general rule of thumb to stop and lower the pressure back to the starting point of 90 to 95 psi? I just bought a brand new set of coopers for my motorhome and this is what I’ve been doing with tires before and just making sure that I am doing the right thing.

No . . . .Because when the tire cools off it will be low on pressure

While driving I’ve never seen the tire pressures go down and when I pull into an RV park and set up for the night the next morning I always readjust the tire pressures back to 90 to 95 I understand what you’re saying about cool down but they normally don’t cool down while I’m driving. This is why I’m asking. Just want to know what everybody else is doing.

RB414921 wrote:While driving I’ve never seen the tire pressures go down and when I pull into an RV park and set up for the night the next morning I always readjust the tire pressures back to 90 to 95 I understand what you’re saying about cool down but they normally don’t cool down while I’m driving. This is why I’m asking. Just want to know what everybody else is doing.You do not have to "readjust" your tire pressures every day unless you feel the need to over complicate things. Do you do that to your other vehicles?

Just saying that’s what I’ve been doing with the original tires and they lasted nine years before we saw any little crack starting to form that’s why I bought the new tires so it seems like whatever I’ve been doing seems to be working any comments on that.

RB414921 wrote: any comments on that.Yes...........You do not have to "readjust" your tire pressures every day unless you feel the need to over complicate things. Do you do that to your other vehicles?

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PButler96
Explorer
Jul 10, 2022
RB414921 wrote:
While driving I’ve never seen the tire pressures go down and when I pull into an RV park and set up for the night the next morning I always readjust the tire pressures back to 90 to 95 I understand what you’re saying about cool down but they normally don’t cool down while I’m driving. This is why I’m asking. Just want to know what everybody else is doing.

You do not have to "readjust" your tire pressures every day unless you feel the need to over complicate things. Do you do that to your other vehicles?
RB414921
Explorer
Jul 10, 2022
While driving I’ve never seen the tire pressures go down and when I pull into an RV park and set up for the night the next morning I always readjust the tire pressures back to 90 to 95 I understand what you’re saying about cool down but they normally don’t cool down while I’m driving. This is why I’m asking. Just want to know what everybody else is doing.
Ranger_Smith
Explorer
Jul 10, 2022
No . . . .Because when the tire cools off it will be low on pressure

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