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Leisure Time Larry · 09-26-2020, 11:06 PM

Tony,

Does your trailer have a sticker on it with recommended tire pressures? For me, whatever the sticker says is my minimum. Whatever the tire max. pressure on the sidewall says is the maximum. Those numbers might be the same, or they might not. That may help and it may not, but I hope it makes sense.

As far as MPG, have you seen the document put out by Cummins? It is for semi-trucks, but I think the research, findings and conclusions are applicable for RVers. The rock solid rules are on page 4, and the rest of the guide goes more in depth on all topics. Enjoy! https://welove.com/wp-content/upload...el-Economy.pdf

09-26-2020, 11:06 PM	#2
Leisure Time Larry Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2017 Location: Black Hills, SD Posts: 144	Tony, Does your trailer have a sticker on it with recommended tire pressures? For me, whatever the sticker says is my minimum. Whatever the tire max. pressure on the sidewall says is the maximum. Those numbers might be the same, or they might not. That may help and it may not, but I hope it makes sense. As far as MPG, have you seen the document put out by Cummins? It is for semi-trucks, but I think the research, findings and conclusions are applicable for RVers. The rock solid rules are on page 4, and the rest of the guide goes more in depth on all topics. Enjoy! https://welove.com/wp-content/upload...el-Economy.pdf __________________ 2005 22' BT Cruiser 5211, Chevrolet 3500 chassis w/6.0L Vortec V-8; 6'x12' Cargo Trailer; Honda CB500X motorcycle for street and ADV riding; Yamaha TW200 motorcycle for dual-sport and trail riding...All of it for fun and adventure!