Hi could someone tell me or direct me to the information.

I just weighted my Hurricane and it came in at 18840lbs. My tire are Goodyear 245/70R19.5 and in reading the information chart from Goodyear it show that my tire should be at 95 psi. Am I reading the chart correctly? http://www.goodyear.com/rv/pdf/rvbrochure.pdf

The Jeep weighted at 4440lbs I weight both vehicles separate.

Thank you for the help

I would presume you only have load range F and not Load range G. Therefore the max you can have is 85PSI, not 100PSI. Next, to do it properly, you need to weigh the four corners seperately. Then you determine PSI based on the heaviest corner for that axle. My guess is you should be running around 80PSI, maybe alittle less.
Mike

Thank you ISLAPP, I checked the white sticker next to the driver window and it show that I should be at 80 psi which I am at now.

I played around with my psi's last summer.After weighing my rig and trying differant psi's front and back I now run 75 in rear and 85 up front.That may change but,it is based on several long drives.Mylife thats roughly what I weighed in last time, good numbers.

Hey guys, thanks for the information. I've been carrying around 85lbs in all tires based on dealer's advice. I just looked up on the Goodyear site that the maximum for my tires is 95lbs but the sticker beside the driver's window recommends 80lbs. I will try the 80 lbs on my next outing. I have a 2007 33H with front axle weight of 6,500 and rear axle weight of 12,540. I pull a toad weighing 3,440.

Your Welcome Fanman..I would like to weight my Hurricane each wheel but the only scale is at the landfill and is one platform.

80 on fronts and 75 on all rears . But I keep 85 in my underneath brand new spare tire at all times.

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80 on fronts and 75 on all rears .

Why would you put less in the tires than the recommendation? I like to err on the high side than the low.

I would think higher pressures (but not above Max pressure, of course) would yield better milage and would be safer.

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80 on fronts and 75 on all rears .

Why would you put less in the tires than the recommendation? I like to err on the high side than the low.

I would think higher pressures (but not above Max pressure, of course) would yield better milage and would be safer.

Its about weight and tire manufacturers recomended psi for that weight.But on the same token,Goodyear recomends 70psi in my fronts,little low for my taste.75 is better for me.How does your rig ride at max pressure,mine gets blown around.As long as your comfertable.

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Originally posted by cltkids:
[QUOTE] 80 on fronts and 75 on all rears .

Why would you put less in the tires than the recommendation? I like to err on the high side than the low.

I would think higher pressures (but not above Max pressure, of course) would yield better milage and would be safer.[/QUOTE

Cltkids , I notice your 4 post , Welcome to iRv2.com.
What ever you feel good with. , but no way do you ride at max air pressure 95 .Your dentures will fall out, that is if you have them . I don't want to spill my margaritas while my DW drives and i am enjoying the view and not spilling it on my lap. I now am down to 77 in front and 75 in all rear . very smooth ride.For spring through fall , and in weather nov to march it gets pump to 82 all around. next week it is going back to 77 fronts and 75 in all rears. they are load F range . It works great for M/H