Pleasure Way Excel- tire PSI and air bags proper pressure

We have a PW Excel 2008, on a F-350- V10 chassis front 60# rear 80# - air bags @55-60 # We found out you just have to adjust the air till you get the best handling for your unit. It can make a big differents. Good luck

WE have a 2006 PW Excell TS and I keep our tire pressures at 80# rearand 60# front. As far as airbags it depends on how much STUFF you are carring we have aRola Storage pop on bac k hitch so I typically carry between 603-90#s.

Thank you all who have responded.
More information, my tires are Michelin Lt 245/75 R16 E
Written on the inside driver door states Cold front 55psi and rear 65psi. So I am looking for a consensus as to which is best for my vehicle. So please keep the comments coming.

We had a 2001 PW Excel on the Dodge 3500 chassis, it was a great unit; kept the pressures about the same retraite shown up above. It was a fine motorhome and got good gas mileage and easy to drive, never had any problems; PW's are well built; you will enjoy yours.

retraite wrote:
While our PW is a Lexor rather than an Excel (so Chevrolet rather than Ford), we usually run 40 to 50 PSI in the bags; 65 PSI front tires and 80 PSI rear tires.

Cheers.

Thanks for your reply, it also reminded me that I should have mentioned that my PW is a Dodge 3500 van if this makes a difference.

While our PW is a Lexor rather than an Excel (so Chevrolet rather than Ford), we usually run 40 to 50 PSI in the bags; 65 PSI front tires and 80 PSI rear tires.

Cheers.

I had a 2003 PW Excel and I kept 50 psi in the airbags. Tire pressure whatever was recommended on the inside of the door. Seems it was lower in front and higher in rear.