OP, you need to call Monaco ((877) 466-6226 + last six of your vin) and check on a change in tire size to something bigger than the OEM 275/70/22.5. You also need to weigh your rig loaded for travel with full fuel and at least 1/2 water before replacing your tires to confirm if you need tires with more load rating.
I seem to remember that a 295/80/22.5 is what was recommended but this was a long time ago. There is a lot of info hidden in the SEARCH BOX, especially the advance search that will let you search for things from more than the last year. Try RR8R.
PS: Welcome to the forums.
I seem to remember that a 295/80/22.5 is what was recommended but this was a long time ago. There is a lot of info hidden in the SEARCH BOX, especially the advance search that will let you search for things from more than the last year. Try RR8R.
PS: Welcome to the forums.
The RR8R chassis is one of the best handling ones built although some feels it rides too stiff. It shines on curvy roads without leaning or losing control without the use of sway bars. In later years ping tanks were added to soften the ride of the front axle. Weighing your rig and adjusting the tire pressures is especially important on the front axle.
What size tires do you have and how old are they.
What size tires do you have and how old are they.
Call Monaco with the last six numbers of your vin or look in front of a front tire and see if there is a airbag there. Pretty sure you will find one there and behind the tire making it a RR8R. Same on the rear axle but easier to see them on the front.
