Tire pressures
When traveling with your RV your maximum tire pressures are 110 when it reaches 110 is the general rule of thumb to stop and lower the pressure back to the starting point of 90 to 95 psi? I just bough...
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As Bruce and a few others have stated, 110 is the max cold tire pressure. The engineers that design tires take into account the pressure increases as the tire heats up.
You do not need to bleed air out of the tires unless it is over the cold max when cold. Think cold as the rig has sat all night and you are checking first thin in the morning.
In the morning if there is a hot sun on a tire and it reads 112 and the shaded tires read 110 it's okay to leave it that way.
You do not need to bleed air out of the tires unless it is over the cold max when cold. Think cold as the rig has sat all night and you are checking first thin in the morning.
In the morning if there is a hot sun on a tire and it reads 112 and the shaded tires read 110 it's okay to leave it that way.
