Recent content by RedsToy

Kirk, You just amaze me with your knowledge! You are such a knowledgeble person on this stuff. It's always great to see your replies.

Hey Larry, Yes I went by the tire manufacture's recommendations. 90 Pounds PSI. THe tire dealer that put it on said also that it the amount you need to run.

My editing skills are not the greatest. I had the picture but when I refreshed there was no picture here.

These are what they look like only discolored. Not sure it's what they are but this is a good rendition for sure.

Thanks Kirk, Larry, Gary. When you say hurricane, do you mean the model of the supension device? I have a challenger if your looking for the model.

I keep my tires at the recommended 90 PSI all the way around. But, I might try what Laura and Charles do. Remove 10 from the front and 5 from the back and see how it goes.

Do air bags normally have a air hose where you can fill them easily or are they on top of the air bags. Never had them so don't know.

This week we are pulling a boat. Some weeks will be the Kia. Depends on where we are going. I sure miss a car thou at sites where you might want to sight see the sites. But it's also nice having the boat where we can go out and fish and ride around. Can't have everything.

Thanks Kirk. I will.

No, some other post said if it's porposing then shocks. It's not porposing, just bang bang bang when hitting potholes.

I crawled underneath and I looked again. The bags look orange but they are more faded clearish in color. Anyways they are pleated. If they are air bags I couldn't see any fittings on them to fill them. No air lines or anything. So, I'm not sure what they are for sure?

All great replies. I will be checking them out this morning when we get out of the coach. Thanks and I will let you know.

We're in Northern Minnesota on the Gunflint trail - Unbelievably beautiful up here. We went fishing and thouroughly enjoyed the time here so far. We leave on Saturday and onto a new adventure somewhere else. One question though - trip up here was a little nerve wracking 300 miles on some rougher...