Inflation guidelines for towing? (RAM 3500)
I'm still getting acquainted with my new (to me) 2014 RAM 3500 dually. My old 2004.5 2500 had a tire guide that showed recommended PSI for loaded and unloaded. I would always air up to tow and air b...
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Me Again wrote:Hey, this is my first Ram 3500 SRW. As with any new vehicle--especially a diesel, got a lot to learn. In my circle, not to mention here on rv.net, 80 PSI seems to be the magic number most commonly tossed around for E rated tires when loaded.otrfun wrote:Our 2015 3500 SRW CC SB is 60/80 inflation for max load 6000/7000. Why would your placard be wrong? Chris
In any case, our only interest is finding out whether the 60 PSI front, 80 PSI rear, tire pressure sticker on our '16 Ram 3500 6.7 SRW is correct or not. thecdnmotle mentioned his '15 Ram 6.7 2500 SRW is also 60 PSI in the front. These trucks share the same front axle/suspension and FAWR of 6000 lbs., so this appears to be one vote towards saying that our sticker is correct.
I've got my front tires at 60 PSI cold. To me they look underinflated with that huge Cummins up front. But hey, I'll trust the engineers and see how they wear.
Anywhoser, appreciate you and Cummins12v98 chiming in to confirm the 60 PSI front/80 PSI rear tire pressures for the Ram 3500 SRW are correct.
