My chassis sticker only considers the empty weight of the coach plus fluids.
Your sticker should include the GVWR, (gross vehicle weight rating).
The GVWR is the maximum total operating weight allowed including the chassis, body, engine, full tanks, (fuel, LP, water, black and grey), cabinetry, appliances, driver, passengers and cargo!
Mel
'96 Safari
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The weight shown on the sticker is as you describe (the UVW), but I'll bet the tire pressures are for the axle GAWRs, which is the max axle capacity.
You guys made me get on my hands and knees to reread the sticker. You were right.
The one in the closet that you can stand up and read doesn't list pressures. Safari placed a sticker over the area where pressures would be, the sticker warns to weigh the coach to determine correct pressure.
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