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Old 07-16-2017, 12:49 PM   #4
DocMike
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Model: Nexus Viper 27V
State: Georgia
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Finch,
When you get the time (and your "stuff" that you want into your RV) get your RV weighed at a weigh station. Then go online to the Michelin tire webset to figure out the exact "recommended" inflation for the tires based on the weight they are supporting.
With the way our Vegas 24.1 gets loaded up we are very close to maximum weight for the front axle with recommended Air Pressure at 72 lbs. The rear axle has several hundred lbs before we near maximum weight and as such the recommended Air PRessure is 65lbs.
FWIW: If you drop the valve stem cap between the dual tires...it goes to another dimension and you will never find it .

Doc
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2019 Nexus Viper 27V, E-450, 5 speed "Ms. Enterprise", Infotainment Center, HUD, , Safe-T-Plus, Curt SpareTire Mount, ext. WiFi Antenna, Roadmaster Tow Sys& Invisibrake.

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