Blowouts and TPMS

[smiller]

Glad that you noticed it and wish you continued good luck.

[mapleman3]

My question is how close to the recommended cold weight can a tire waver from....like if it says 60lbs...are you exact on each? At the start? What if one side of the rig is in the sun and the other isn't...that could raise it a few degrees....just curious being new to the worrys of my new TT

Jim and Charlene


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[smiller]

Just set them to the recommended cold pressure (in the morning, or after the vehicle has been stopped for several hours, preferably out of the sun) and no need to worry beyond that, other than keeping the usual eye on them (and obviously my personal recommendation is to use a TPMS but that's an individual decision.) If you have no choice but to set the initial pressure when one side is in the sun and the other is in the shade I'd reduce the sunlight side by 2 psi, and then check those tires after you have been on the road a while and adjust them to match the shaded-side tires, if necessary.

[MIKEPATC]

TireRack.com has a lot of good info on tires.

Here is an example that will get you started. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirete...jsp?techid=147