water pressure reducer

PEX can handle in excess of 100# ......fittings, well not as high.

A water pressure regulator is a good tool.

Low pressure........
Could be clogged regulator
Could be low CG pressure
Could be clogged water filter
Could be clogged screen/washer at city water connection
Could be clogged faucet aerators

Get a $12 Camco "High Flow" (blue collar) regulator and it will be set for 50 PSi and give you all the volume you can use.

throw away the cheap $9 walmart special and get a watts type.
bumpy

dsmechanic wrote:
I have a 2015 premier 19fbpr, was wondering if i need to use a water pressure reducer like i did with my 07 surveyor? i have been using it but the pressure at the taps are weak.

Unless you are alawys guaranteed to have weak pressure it is better to have a water pressure regulator and not ever worry about blowing your lines which are typically rated for around 50 psi. It does not have to be an expensive one either.

I suggest one that is high volum, 50 PSI.
Many of the will not only lower the pressure but the volum also.

No need if the tap pressure is low.

It may have one built in.