Bobcl
Member
So yesterday, we pickup our new and our first RV, a 2018 Rockwood 2509S. It was a 100+ mile trip back home. About halfway home, the tire warning light on the dash of my truck lit up and flashed all the way home. As soon as I noticed it we pulled over and checked every tire on the truck. I filled each tire Friday evening to 35 psi so they would be uniformly filled for the Saturday trip. Each tire was a little warm but not hot and the pressure was just a few pounds higher than the 35 psi I set. I also checked the trailer tires but not the pressure. The dealer topped off each to 65 psi before we left the lot. They too were warm and nothing unusual was noted. We continued home and checked the tires two more times but found nothing wrong.
Does anyone know what would cause this situation?
PS, the RV tires are Castle Rock ST Radial ST226 made in China, and there are four plus the spare. That worries me a bit as I?ve heard some reference to ?China Bombs? and wonder if anyone has heard of this brand and what type of reputation they might have.
Does anyone know what would cause this situation?
PS, the RV tires are Castle Rock ST Radial ST226 made in China, and there are four plus the spare. That worries me a bit as I?ve heard some reference to ?China Bombs? and wonder if anyone has heard of this brand and what type of reputation they might have.