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Old 07-30-2017, 03:35 PM   #20
jb1911
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: 2017 Thor Vegas 25.2
State: Indiana
Posts: 301
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Originally Posted by thutchis View Post
So I am wondering, what ambient air temperature is the tire pressure measured at. Is that on the manufacturer's charts? Its not listed on the coach sticker?

I installed a TPMS and was surprised by the wide variation of tire pressures that result from tire temperature changes. I filled my tires to 82# as stated on the coach sticker at probably 65 F. But on a cool morning they may be as low as 78# and after running on the highway, up in the 90's. On a hot day they will exceed 100#. So.... if you "cold inflate" to 82#, but the tires are normally running 10# or more higher, aren't they technically "over inflated".

IMHO, seems like we may be obsessing a bit much on tire pressures.
I agree. I'm going to fill at the recommended pressure on the sticker and put it out of my mind.
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