RV Tires - affect on ride
Own a 2002 Fleetwood Fiesta 31'. Ford F53 chassis. Prior owner had just replaced the tires. The tires are: TOYO M143 225/70R19.5. The tag on the driver side door says inflate to 80 PSI. The sidewall o...
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Effy wrote:
This is bad advice and please don't heed this "guesswork". Weigh your coach and adjust the PSI properly per the manufacturers chart. Timmac, please stop telling people to adjust their PSI to a random number. It's dangerous advice and frankly irresponsible.
I am not saying a random number OK, his Federal factory air specs says 80 PSI, I also have owned 2 Fleetwood's with the same size of tires and same length/weight and 80 psi is all you need, any more and it rides rough, and a few less pounds in front tires are OK and rides better as long as it never goes below 75 psi but buy most 19.5 tire specs you can go as low as 70 psi at a certain weight and 31 foot Fleetwood Flair is light in the front as was my Flair and my current Bounder, after 7 combined years riding on these tires with 76 psi in front I have never had a isuue..
And 80 psi should be the lowest setting in the rear, NO BAD ADVICE HERE AS YOU SAY :M
