Same deal with your tires. As wheelers, we typically fiddle with our tire pressure more than your average bear. But, especially for hot summer temps and road trips, you want your tires at the highest pressure that makes sense. This is especially true of your tow rig and trailer
Peak Putters November Meeting
6:30pm Wednesday 11th
Sportspage in Kennewick
Official run of the month will be West Richland Veterans Day Parade Nov 7th
6:30pm Wednesday 11th
Sportspage in Kennewick
Official run of the month will be West Richland Veterans Day Parade Nov 7th
Czek Your Batteries and Tires!!
Moderator: TJDave
Czek Your Batteries and Tires!!
Just a quick tip that should be part of your normal maintenance routine... If you have a typical lead/acid battery, it requires water. Summer heat and water don't mix well, and your battery can and will actually boil itself to death. Carefully pop the caps and verify you have water up to the bottom of the fill passages in each and every bank. For the record, I just picked up a brand new battery yesterday for the motorhome, and it was nearly 3 cups low right off the shelf
Same deal with your tires. As wheelers, we typically fiddle with our tire pressure more than your average bear. But, especially for hot summer temps and road trips, you want your tires at the highest pressure that makes sense. This is especially true of your tow rig and trailer
Same deal with your tires. As wheelers, we typically fiddle with our tire pressure more than your average bear. But, especially for hot summer temps and road trips, you want your tires at the highest pressure that makes sense. This is especially true of your tow rig and trailer
Yep, I've wheeled one of those, too...


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