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Old 08-21-2018, 12:03 PM   #15
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Got on the scale unfortunately wasn't fully loaded ,fuel ,water etc. . As of now. My front axle came in at 6700 lbs. rear 11960. Manufacturers placard. 8000 front. 15000 rear. I checked the tire manufacturer chart also. I'm getting it now! I have load accordingly ,weigh again, check tire chart make adjustments is the +5 psi always apply
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I add the 5 psi , partially because I don't have a four corner weight.

If my coach is heavy on one side; something that axle weights alone can't tell you; then the extra pressure should ( hopefully ) be enough to compensate.
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