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Old 02-09-2017, 01:04 PM   #1
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Recommend Tire Pressure for TT

Hello, I am a new Travel Trailer owner I have a 2017 Jayco 24RBS, just wondering what is the recommended tire pressure for traveling down the road.

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Run the max cold pressure recommended on the side of the tire.
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There should be a sticker on the front/left corner of the trailer with psi recommendations. If no sticker, max cold air psi is a good plan.
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Run the max cold pressure recommended on the side of the tire.
X3, always run max pressure on tt tires
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X3, always run max pressure on tt tires
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Run the max cold pressure recommended on the side of the tire.
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Still confused sticker on L front says 59 tires say 65 which is it?
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Old 11-04-2021, 08:49 AM   #9
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you can run it at 59 per the trailer sticker

but don't exceed the 65 per tire... i would just put in 60lbs cold and call it a day... you will be just fine.. unless you plan on overloading your trailer...
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Check it cold and you can count on the fact that road conditions and ambient temps will increase the pressure. Unless you have a way to measure it like a TPMS while underway, stick with the cold temp. and inspect at each stop.
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