Motorhome Tyre Inflation Pressure Advice
You should regularly check your motorhome tyres and tyre pressure ahead of any journey. Inflating your motorhome tyres to the correct pressure is a crucial part of ensuring your vehicle is safe to drive.
As a motorhome owner, you may want to consider carrying a tyre inflator onboard, as not all car or petrol station airlines will be able to reach the required pressure for your motorhome tyres.
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Disclaimer: TyreSafe makes every effort to provide accurate pressure information. However, the accuracy of data cannot be guaranteed and users should consult their handbook for fully approved settings. Please ensure your motorhome’s details are inputted correctly before inflating your tyres to the suggested pressures. If in any doubt, please ask your vehicle manufacturer or consult with a TyreSafe recommended tyre dealer.
How to check your motorhome tyre pressure?
You can check your current motorhome tyre pressure using a reliable tyre pressure gauge.
Motorhome tyres often require much higher inflation pressures compared to standard car tyres due to the additional load.
Always identify and maintain the correct pressure for your specific motorhome tyres based on the load you are carrying.
Where no specific advice is given in the handbook, it’s recommended to adjust tyre pressures to accommodate heavier loads for improved safety and handling.
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