tire pressure

[Scott]

On our 86FC35RB I run 115lbs on the steers, and 85lbs on the drive, New
Michelin XZ-2. BUT that really does/should not mean ANYTHING TO YOUR
APPLICATION.

I am sure Bridgestone has a chart that will give you the model tire,
and the air pressure based on the weight they have to carry. In order
to make sense of this info, you MUST know the weight of the coach/
axles. Find a set of truck scales and go weigh the coach. Weigh the
coach fully loaded, fuel, water, and "stuff" like you were leaving for
a trip..the best way is to weigh each corner, but you may get by with
just getting the front and rear weights. THEN from the weigh ticket
match the weight to the appropriate pressure. NO OTHER WAY to be sure
and correct. Tires are way to expensive to make an error here, not to
mention the safety factor.

ScottB
86FC35
SC

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "emc2jb6" wrote:
>
> i just put some bridgestone v-steel tires on my 35fcrb bb and was
> wandering about tire pressure. what are people running front and rear.
>