2018 Passport 199MB

[rogerb6]

Hello
Just picked up a 2018 Passport 199MB. Tow vehicle is a 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 with the V6. Picked up in Alabama and drove to central Georgia. Have a good WDH. Normally get about 19mpg around town, it dropped to 16mpg on the trip home. Tires have a date code of late 2018, checked inflation, wheel bearing lube and lug nut torque. So far everything works and looking for a longer trip this fall.

[wiredgeorge]

Roger, First thing to do is go to the UserCP and find the signature button and build a signature with your year, make and model of your camper and the same for your truck. This will allow better context when you ask a question in the future. Your mileage ain't bad so enjoy driving by a filling station unlike some of the folks on this forum with true fuel hogs. And welcome; you will find folks fair friendly. And the tires... not sure what brand but if their date code is late 2018, they are likely Trailer Kings and those have a horrible reputation. Trailer tires typically age out and the 2018s should be replaced when you get a chance. Many like Carlisle or Goodyear tires. A blow out will break the bank to fix and many buy a TPMS and for the electrical an Electrical Management System (EMS) as some camp grounds haven't reliable power and can easily fry the expensive electrical components in your camper.

[spicercars]

Welcome from Northern MN.

[Gary R.]

Greetings and welcome!

Whatever it takes, be certain your TT tires are up to the task. A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) would be a wise investment.

Enjoy your new RV!