Tire pressure?

[Super_Dave]

Where do you get your 110 psi? Wondering where to take the 5th wheel to get the tire pressure back up. It has been a few years and they are down to around 90 psi.

[kellem]

Run your tire pressure to max PSI rating on tire, cold.
Check your tires before each trip.

I carry a Viar compressor but never had to use it on road.....because I check tires before each trip and take them back to max.

[Grit_dog]

Super_Dave wrote:
Where do you get your 110 psi? Wondering where to take the 5th wheel to get the tire pressure back up. It has been a few years and they are down to around 90 psi.

Well here’s proof that y’all that are OCD to +\- 1 psi, do I fill in the morning or evening, rotate the tires into or out of the sun, etc, might be just a bit too fixated on the merits of exact tire psi.
Rock on Dave!

On the flip side, I have like find it difficult to function around the house without a good air compressor.
Sounds like it’s time to buy one. Or stop by a tire shop. Free air, as many psi’s as you can fit in your tires!

[Grit_dog]

Lwiddis wrote:
RVing without the ability to inflate all your tires to the recommended air pressure in a dry campsite isn’t wise.

Maybe not as convenient, but unwise??
Cmon man...

[RAS43]

ktmrfs wrote:
two stage home compressor, 175psi max

X2

[dodge_guy]

What tires are you running that require 120psi. I don't even fill my 22.5" class A tires to that pressure. I run them at 87psi, per the weight of the coach and the tire manuf weight/pressure chart.

[ACZL]

Lwiddis wrote:
RVing without the ability to inflate all your tires to the recommended air pressure in a dry campsite isn’t wise.

That's why a Via Air Compressor is in basement.

[ktmrfs]

two stage home compressor, 175psi max

[Lwiddis]

RVing without the ability to inflate all your tires to the recommended air pressure in a dry campsite isn’t wise.

[blt2ski]

Any tire shop.
Or if you have a decent sized portable AC, you can get 120-130+ psi out of them.

[BenK]

Have one of these in my travel toolbox and have used it to air my Suburban LT265/75R16E’s trailer tires up to 80PSI

https://www.amazon.com/GSPSCN-Portable-Cylinders-Compressor-Inflatables/dp/B07VVC1JHD

https://www.amazon.com/GSPSCN-Portable-Cylinders-Compressor-Inflatables/dp/B07VVC1JHD

Double cylinder good for 150PSI

$65 bucks

Have cut off the cigarette plug and soldered in a set of battery clamps with longer wires