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05-10-2014, 08:47 PM
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2012 American Revolution tire pressure?
I've done a lot of searching and the dealer where I bought my coach has not been much help. All my tires say that the max pressure is 120#. When I checked my tire pressures my steers were 115 pounds and my drives and tags were at about 85 pounds. What pressure is the right pressure for my tags and drives. I ran them up to 105 and did not really notice any difference in the ride. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks, Jerry
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05-11-2014, 12:26 AM
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You need to get your coach weight,( loaded ready for travel with a full tank of fuel) at each corner preferably, if not possible right away, then each axle for now , then download an inflation chart from your tire manufacturer. Only way to be sure you're running the correct pressure.
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05-11-2014, 03:39 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Skip426
You need to get your coach weight,( loaded ready for travel with a full tank of fuel) at each corner preferably, if not possible right away, then each axle for now , then download an inflation chart from your tire manufacturer. Only way to be sure you're running the correct pressure.
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Ditto
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05-11-2014, 05:36 AM
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The manufacturer should have put a sticker somewhere with the suggested pressure per axel. I have a Fleetwood product and it to the left of the drivers seat. From there you can make adjustments as per the other recommendations.
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05-11-2014, 05:36 AM
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Weighting is the best but to get close it's on my chassis ID tag 95 in rear 115 fronts.
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05-11-2014, 07:25 AM
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Weighing the coach is the best option, but in the meantime...
I had insisted the dealer weigh our coach with full water and fuel before we took delivery. It was not possible, with the facilities available at the time, to get individual wheel weights. I was left with almost 9k lbs of CCC with full fuel and water (our model is the 42W). There is no way we've put 9k of "stuff" in the coach so for the purpose of setting tire pressure I made the assumption I was at full gross weight for each axle and used the pressures from the Michelin chart (available on their web site) to determine where I should set our pressures.
Based on MY results, you're high on all axles. After adding 5lbs as a safety factor I ended up with 110 in the steer axle, 80 for the drive axle and 75 for the tag. This made a big difference in ride quality.
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05-11-2014, 01:13 PM
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As long as you did not weigh, we will have to do with the GAWR's ( gross axle weight ratings) front back and tagg, and howmany tires per axle.
Can be found on the same plate as the pressure advices in America.
Then from the tires the maximum load and needed pressure for that ( 120 psi yours given already) and if different tires per axle.
To make it complete also give GVWR ( V for Vehicle) and max speed of tires ( probably N for up to 140KM/87m/h.
then I will give a picture of my motorhome calculator in my answering post.
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