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Old 11-19-2020, 05:06 AM   #6
Beau388
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 31S
State: Texas
Posts: 4,182
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Originally Posted by GordSanClemente View Post
Hi All,
I just added an RVI brake and TPMS system.

My the yellow sticker has my recommended tire pressure at 82 for all tires, front and back.
I was stunned at the pressure rise while driving on the freeway. BTW - It was about 80-85 degrees outside.

Rather than hijacking another thread, I was hoping to get some feedback on what is a normal rise in pressure.
Thanks All!
Weight and speed have the greatest effect on tire pressure gain. It all has to do with tire flexing (remember it is flat on the bottom) Weight is the main reason the front tires gain less pressure than the rear (less flexing). The inside rear will usually gain the most pressure because of less cooling air around the tire.
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