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Old 09-30-2012, 05:12 AM   #1
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Need advice, NTM have a 01 GBM 30' F53 with 19.5 tires,
have not had a chance to weigh each corner, the door sticker says 75 psi, is that ok
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Sounds low, but without knowing the weight and tire specs, it's impossible to say. I would go to at least 85 till I knew all of the above.



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I usually say that two pressures all but guaranteed to be WRONG for your rig are the one molded into the tire (it is the correct pressure if you are running the tires at maximum load ONLY, some folks point out it is the minimum pressure for the maximum load, This is true, it is also the maximum pressure for the maximum load, in short it is the PROPER pressure for the maximum load)

And the pressure on the door sticker Which is proper IF you load your RV exactly as the factory did when they decided on the pressure,, but the odds of that happening approach zero.
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