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Old 07-29-2016, 04:53 PM   #1
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Correct Tire pressure for my 2015 Wolfupcamper

I am getting my new Forest River Wolfpup camper ready for summer. Can any of you good folks tell me what is the correct tire pressure for that campers tires which are 205 175R 14? thanks much
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Old 07-29-2016, 05:02 PM   #2
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it will give you max psi on the sidewall of the tire . always use max psi cold
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You should also have a "sticker" on the camper with the recommended or max air pressure for the tires.
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The max cold inflation is on the side of the tire and is the pressure recommended for trailer tires
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To further expand the above correct answers, the pressure is usually combined with the weight statement. i.e. "Maximum load xxxx pounds at xx PSI". Easy to miss if you're only looking for pressure.
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Old 07-30-2016, 12:42 AM   #6
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There are three places to find the correct inflation pressures for your tires. The owner's manual, The tire placard, Or the trailer's certification label which is located on the LH forward external section of the trailer.

The inflation pressure on the tire sidewall is the amount of inflation pressure need for the tire to provide it's maximum load capacity. For ST tires it's normally going to be the same figure that is found on the three locations above, but, that's up to the vehicle manufacture, because they are solely responsible for setting all recommended tire inflation pressures which are the correct minimum pressures appropriate for your vehicle.
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Old 07-30-2016, 11:56 PM   #7
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You've been given the right answer, as you replace your tires you may decide on a different type, size or weight rating. In any case the maximum PSI for the maximum load is always safe bet. Check your tires regularly and do it when they are cold, also check them when you change elevations by a thousand feet or more.
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Thanks to all you good folks for assisting me with the tire pressure. I am so glad that I am part of this great camper and RV site and crew. Thanks again
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