Forum Discussion
pianotuna
Oct 19, 2017Nomad III
Hi,
There is a firm in Texas where I purchased new rims. I ended up with taller but narrower tires that had a lot more carrying capacity. I may end up having to add another leaf to the springs in the rear as the metal ages.
My old tires (Michelin) were actually overloaded on the driver's rear. For some unknown reason the makers put the battery bank, fresh water tanks, and waste tanks all on the driver's side. How typical of RV makers.
One of the issues is finding a rim that has a sufficient air pressure rating. I'm right on the maximum for the rear dual rims.
There is a firm in Texas where I purchased new rims. I ended up with taller but narrower tires that had a lot more carrying capacity. I may end up having to add another leaf to the springs in the rear as the metal ages.
My old tires (Michelin) were actually overloaded on the driver's rear. For some unknown reason the makers put the battery bank, fresh water tanks, and waste tanks all on the driver's side. How typical of RV makers.
One of the issues is finding a rim that has a sufficient air pressure rating. I'm right on the maximum for the rear dual rims.
About Technical Issues
Having RV issues? Connect with others who have been in your shoes.24,327 PostsLatest Activity: Oct 26, 2025