Tire Pressure

[ROUGHRIDER3]

I have a 2020 Valencia RW. I have been keeping 110 lbs. pressure in all 6 tires and the ride and steering feel a little too harsch. The door sticker shows 110 lbs. max. I am not maxing out the GVWR by a long shot. I am thinking 110 lbs. is too much pressure. I am looking for thoughts others with this year or similar years are using for pressure.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions/ thoughts.

ROUGHRIDER3

[Rumline]

So are you saying your RV is a...ROUGHRIDER? [emoji6] (sorry I couldn't resist)

I took mine to a CAT scale when fully loaded for a big trip, then used the Bridgestone inflation tables to come up with the following for my 38RW:

99 PSI front
103 PSI rear
(Cold pressure of course)

It feels pretty good. Steering got a lot better with a more appropriate pressure.

[outlawten5]

Weigh the front and rear axles while loaded then follow the tire manufacturers recommended psi.

[Harleydeal]

The recommendation is always to get the coach weighed, all four corners, and then refer to to the tire manufacturers inflation chart based on your weight.

[Warhorse6]

Agree with outlawten5 and rumline. To weigh all four corners in my opinion is a waste of money. Every time you relocate something inside, change the levels in your black, grey, or freshwater tank, or reorganize the basement of your coach, guess what? Corner weight changes. Save your money and just do axles. Will be close enough.

[ROUGHRIDER3]

Thanks for all the suggestions. I will go with Rumline's pressures for now since we have the same coach.

" ROUGHRIDER3" is riding rough!

Back in the '70's CB days my handle was Rough Rider, I always liked Teddy Roosevelt when I was younger.

Thanks