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timpitt

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Posted: 08/20/22 01:15pm

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We have 2021 fleetwood bounder 33c what is a good psi for the tires
when loaded We will be towing a Ford ranger.

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Posted: 08/20/22 01:26pm

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It should be listed on the door sticker. With no other information inflate to the maximum on the sidewall. To really set it right you need to weight the RV fully loaded and get axle weights. Then, look up your tires on the manufacturer's load inflation table and inflate to the pressure for that weight.

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Posted: 08/20/22 01:58pm

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Towing with a Ford Ranger might be an issue.....sorry misread

* This post was edited 08/21/22 12:16pm by USAFBILL *

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Posted: 08/20/22 02:13pm

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Isn’t the Bounder a motorhome, Bill?

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Posted: 08/20/22 02:17pm

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USAFBILL wrote:

Towing with a Ford Ranger might be an issue.

he could tow your 2500 with no issue

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Posted: 08/20/22 07:01pm

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Until you get it weighed, go with the pressures listed on a placard in your RV, or use the axle weights on the placard and use the tire manufacturers charts.

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Posted: 08/20/22 07:54pm

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Towing a Ranger, not towing with. A Bounder is a motorhome.

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Posted: 08/20/22 09:05pm

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"To really set it right you need to weight the RV fully loaded and get axle weights. Then, look up your tires on the manufacturer's load inflation table and inflate to the pressure for that weight. "

Yep, using the sticker and blindly inflating to the max on the sidewall is a very bad idea. Also, how old are the tires? Check the DOT codes and if they are 5 years old or more plan on replacing them soon.

Good luck.

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