⚠️⚠️⚠️ NOTE!: Ideally, you should weigh your RV and consult your tire manufacturers load / PSI charts for proper inflation. Or even better yet, do position weighing where you weigh each axle or even each tire and use that as a guide. When we talk about using max tire pressure in this video, we are speaking to the majority who are running at, or close to GVWR on stock (or rated same as stock) tires. If you have upgraded, for instance, from E to G rated tires, you might be able to use lower pressure than the max PSI. Every situation is different, so please do your own research on what pressure to use. As always, feel free to ask us questions in the comments below.
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We live in a home on wheels. Our entire home and everything we own literally rides on those wheels, so we take caring for them very seriously.
What’s involved in taking care of them? Mostly paying attention to them. We inspect our wheels, tires, and everything connecting them to our rig ALL THE TIME (before every trip, after every trip, and at every rest stop during a trip)!
Running a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) is also a BIG part of tire safety. We review the New TST-507 COLOR TPMS in this video.
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