I check/fill before every trip (It's the last thing I do before pulling out of the drive). Whenever I stop, I feel the hubs. If they're hot, I check the pressure. Low pressure causes the hubs to heat up. After I reach my campsite, I check/fill before leaving the campground. If I don't have a way to air up the camper, I'd stop at the 1st gas station I can find. Since I have a 10llb. Co2 tank I carry with me, I ALWAYS have air. My Co2 tank is a leftover from my jeep. With my 1st popup, it had 10" tires, and during the day, I never drove above 70 during the day (tires heated up too quick). My cousin made the mistake of ignoring that, and blew both tires in less than 250 miles.
How often do you check tire Pressure on long trips?
- Thread starter Taxus812
- Start date
- Jul 6, 2014
- 18
I have a TIREMINDER system. 2 transmitters on the trailer tires and 2 on the rear tires of my truck. I absolutely that system
Ronal Owens
Member
- Jun 27, 2021
- 24
Check for cracks in the sidewalls of the RV tires. Cracks in the pavement are one of the most common reasons for tire deterioration.
WrkrBee
Super Active Member
Cracks in the pavement? Elaborate.
