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Newmar Owners Club Fleetwood Owners Club Workhorse Chassis Owner Spartan Chassis
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Northern IL
Posts: 569
Never had a problem or tore up any blocks turning on them. I have been asked to dump pressure before backing in (I have switch in auto dump for reverse) I dump it before pulling out if I think about it.
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2010 Dutch Star 4333
2009 Honda Accord- Brakemaster
I dont have pavers but my neighbors have. Most have had issues with the weight of the coach and pavers settling. As a result some have had multiple re-do’s of their driveways. I stayed simple with concrete.
I have a steerable tag so I’ve never had problems..
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Tony & Ruth........... FMCA#F416727
2016 London Aire 4519, Freightliner chassis, Cummins ISX, 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Blue Ox Avail with AF1. TST 507 TPMS
No amount of money can buy you an extra second of time.
I don't have pavers or actually know, but I lower my tag after I leave my driveway and dump half a block away upon returning. If there's anything looking iffy elsewhere, I just raise it.
Thanks for the feedback. Originally, I laid down about 12" of limerock base, compacted, planning ahead for the load. So far no problems, with and without jacks, however the next rig will be about 75% heavier. I can see where the pavers may want to peel up if not careful.
We have pavers and haven't had issues due to coach weight. We were at one resort where the escort to your site would pull out a hose and hook it to the bib and wet the pavers before allowing you to drive into the site. Helps prevent tire marks on the pavers.
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2013 DS 4338
2015 F-150 toad with kayaks,bicycles and a Harley in the back
I have pavers in my driveway approach & have never had a problem, although I dump my tag when backing in or pulling out. This takes most of the weight off the tag.
Reference the post- raise my tag- I didn't know there was a power lift tag out there on either the Freightlinner or Spartan chassis?? I thought they both just dumped the air bag pressure?
I have pavers in my driveway approach & have never had a problem, although I dump my tag when backing in or pulling out. This takes most of the weight off the tag.
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