Tires
(my travel trailer is 6000lbs dry. With added cargo 2000lbs it has max weight 8000lbs) my tires are ST225/75R15 load range E speed rating 75mph. Load 2830lbs single/2470lbs dual. If I put 70-80 psi i...
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Just inflate them to what the sidewall states and move on with life.
More important:
- Look them over for any defects or odd wear patterns.
- Check the trailer lights.
- Manually activate the trailer brakes when pulling out to make sure they are working.
- After 50-100 miles stop and check that everything seems good. Feel the tires and the metal wheel hubs to make sure nothing is overheating and everything with the hitch is still connected and appears to be correct. (repeat any time stopping for a rest break...it only takes a minute or two).
More important:
- Look them over for any defects or odd wear patterns.
- Check the trailer lights.
- Manually activate the trailer brakes when pulling out to make sure they are working.
- After 50-100 miles stop and check that everything seems good. Feel the tires and the metal wheel hubs to make sure nothing is overheating and everything with the hitch is still connected and appears to be correct. (repeat any time stopping for a rest break...it only takes a minute or two).
