front tire pressure?

[Triker Mike]

If it makes a difference I have a 96SE Roadsmith with a dunlap e-3 on the front. What would be a good pressure to keep? In a week I plan on carring two up with a Kwik Kamp (tent trailer) in tow. if that makes a difference.<img src="images/smilies/confused.gif" border="0" alt="" title="huh??" class="inlineimg" />

 

[katfish16]

Mike I run mine at 41lbs....

 

[Triker Mike]

Thanx that is what i have mine at. We took our maiden voyage today for about 140 miles and the Emerald Queen did just fine . Should I increase the rear when we hook up the Kwik Kamp? They are at 22.

 

[The Wolf]

Mike..I am with Steve on this one. I ride at 41 and 20-22 on the back of my wing. Hope you get the correct pressures.

 

[Trikerjim]

41-F 22-R On mine also. That's ALL the time one or two up, trailer or not... I make my adjustments with my airbags on rear suspension.

 

[Triker Mike]

Thanx to all. Some times I wish I had airbags or air shocks . But Roadsmith wants $299.00 & my budget won't allow for that. I'd rather put that much in the tank

 

[katfish16]

Mike, like Jim I leave my tire pressure the same all the time. towing or not...
Good luck and have fun....

 

[Calman]

I run 41-42 pounds on the front and 22-24 pounds in the rear at all times. When I add a PAX I up the airbags to 35-40 pounds and a trailer (according to the literature) get 50 pounds.

 

[Gorilla]

Same here