And despite what was said, you are running exactly the right pressure in front and rear. 80lbs. in rear, 65 in front. If you try and run any lower in the rear, it messes with your TPMS.
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2015 Forest River Rockwood Signature Series Ultra Lite 8289WS w/Diamond pkg.
2014 RAM CTD 6.7 Tradesman 4WD Auto Crew Cab Long Bed
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And despite what was said, you are running exactly the right pressure in front and rear. 80lbs. in rear, 65 in front. If you try and run any lower in the rear, it messes with your TPMS.
AlfaOBD easily reprograms that. I think I programmed mine to 50 front, 35 rear.
I had trouble with Firestone and Goodyear ATs on my SRW Ram 3500 4x4... early wear all the way around. I was getting something about 20K per set. I was towing quite a bit, though. Of the 100K on my 2014 RAM I had probably 60K+ of towing Windjammer 3001W This time I have Coopers on and (so far) wear is much better. (Offhand I can't give you the specific models on anything, other than all terrain.)
Firestone tires sre real bad on getting eaten off of tread. 98 f150 daily driver went through a set in a year or 2.
Firestones dont have good wear quality. Buy michelin , hanook or just about any other brand. check out Ecustom rim.com,,, free shipping no tax, and quick delivery.
I run mine exactly the same. 25000 miles on my 20" Firestones from factory when empty..probably have 8-10k left. 2017 2500 Diesel
I don't run them quite that low, even empty, I just want some sort of warning just in case. As per scale weights the load and inflation table says I only need to run something like 50 and 40 PSI when fully loaded towing our Rockwood but I run about 60/50. I'm getting good even wear and have about 5-6/32nds of tread left after 39000 kms (24000 miles).
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