Tire Presure

I'm on my 3rd set of Michelins and ready for a 4th. I've never weighed the coach and use 105psi on front tires and 100-105 on rear dullies. Never had any tire issues on the road.The only tire pressure issues I've had are w/ extenders and TPMS systems causing leaks.

And to the OP, you have been a member for a long time.... I was just 'jabbin' atcha.
:W :W :W

Maybe you'll chime in with your coach and weights.

Safe travels to all and Happy Good Friday and Happy Easter!

MM.

Bill.Satellite wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:
Oh Bill, I was joking (didn't you see the rolling eye emoji?)..... and, this is the Internet, everything should be taken with a grain of salt.

Nobody knows what he's driving or his weights. :p
MM.

No, I missed the emoji as did likely everyone else! "This is the Internet"....great justification!
I did clarify that you later said you were joking. It just happened to be one of those jokes that falls flat. My wife tells me my jokes do the same thing on a regular basis.
No matter, let's all just agree that there is no way to answer the OP's question with the information provided.

As the kids would say, "Chiil-lax dude."

Even IF the OP did a '4 corner weigh' it's still 'measuring with a micrometer and cutting with an axe' kind of stuff.

The average retail tire pressure gauge is, at ~100 PSI, only accurate to about +/- 5 PSI.

So with a 10 PSI variance in the readings, on top of probably at least that much more again in thermally induced variance, the sticker in the door is about as close as anyone needs to be.

Happy Easter.

Mr.Mark wrote:
Oh Bill, I was joking (didn't you see the rolling eye emoji?)..... and, this is the Internet, everything should be taken with a grain of salt.

Nobody knows what he's driving or his weights. :p
MM.

No, I missed the emoji as did likely everyone else! "This is the Internet"....great justification!
I did clarify that you later said you were joking. It just happened to be one of those jokes that falls flat. My wife tells me my jokes do the same thing on a regular basis.
No matter, let's all just agree that there is no way to answer the OP's question with the information provided.

Oh Bill, I was joking (didn't you see the rolling eye emoji?)..... and, this is the Internet, everything should be taken with a grain of salt.

Nobody knows what he's driving or his weights. :p
MM.

Mr.Mark wrote:
Roamin, with your particular motothome and weight you need:

Front 135 lbs
Drive 125 lbs
Tag 110 lbs.

MM. :R

This is not correct! Please do not use this information.
Without information about the 4 corner weights for your coach no one can answer this question. In any case, never inflate the tires (cold) to any pressure than that listed on the sidewall max. pressure.
I see that he said it was a joke but not a funny one to someone who does not understand anything about tires.
Let us know what kind of coach and, most importantly, how much it "actually" weighs. Even if you have the weight from a local truck stop scale this will be a good guide but it's really not going to be accurate unless you have all 4 corners (6 actually with a tag) weighed.

Mr.Mark wrote:

Oh Doug, I was joking..... we have nothing to go on.... no motorhome and no weights. :p

Bad joke. Really BAD.
Some people take suggestions blindly, which in this case could be dangerous.

dougrainer wrote:

Mr.Mark wrote:
Roamin, with your particular motothome and weight you need:

Front 135 lbs
Drive 125 lbs
Tag 110 lbs.

MM. :R

Curious, I have NEVER seen PSI in a motorhome tire above the MAX of 120. Where did you come up with 135? AND, how do you know what motorhome he has? It is not on his profile or posts.

Oh Doug, I was joking..... we have nothing to go on.... no motorhome and no weights. :p

MM.

What does the MFG of the coach suggest?

Mr.Mark wrote:
Roamin, with your particular motothome and weight you need:

Front 135 lbs
Drive 125 lbs
Tag 110 lbs.

MM. :R

Curious, I have NEVER seen PSI in a motorhome tire above the MAX of 120. Where did you come up with 135? AND, how do you know what motorhome he has? It is not on his profile or posts.