Trailer 622 tire preassure

[pitzerwm]

When I was adding Ride On to my trailer tires I looked at the recommended tire pressure. It says 60, what are you running yours at?

 

[Cruzr Joe]

BRP trailer and i use 45 Lbs. not for any particular reason, i just do. :dontknow::dontknow:

Cruzr Joe

 

[JBonamassa Fan]

622 Trailer Tire Pressure

My 622 manual says to run 35 psi which is what I've been running with. Hope some others reply, now I'm curious!:doorag:

 

[tigerdr]

35 PSI on my RT622 and dealer told me to not go over that number.

 

[Pennyrick]

We've been running our trailers at 40-45 for the past 3 years.

 

[pitzerwm]

Somewhere I read that you should run the trailer tires at max pressure, Didn't explain why, then someone stated that if you did the tires bounced a lot especially when not loaded. You should be able to rely on a dealer's advice, but as we all know a lot of dealers don't have a clue.

I'd say somewhere between 40 and mox would be fine. Keep an eye on tire wear, I'm thinking.

 

[MouthPiece]

35 here with just about 7,500 trouble free (knock on wood) miles. Tread looks good.

Chris

 

[nslowmotion]

High Miles

Glad you have alot of trouble free mile. At 7500 miles, thats about when the bearings start to give problems. Might want to give them a quick check with the tires off of the ground. Good luck.

 

[MouthPiece]

Glad you have alot of trouble free mile. At 7500 miles, thats about when the bearings start to give problems. Might want to give them a quick check with the tires off of the ground. Good luck.

Thanks, Bob. I'm doing just that. Lamont taught me well when he had a similar problem a couple years back. Thanks again.

​Chris

 

[murphybrown]

40-45 psi

15k miles. Tire wear about 40%. Bearings checked after AK trip all good actually based on season 1 of trailer tire issues I say GREAT:yes:
622 trailer with OEM tires

 

[Glider3J]

Being happley married, I follow orders. My dealer said 35 LBS and that is what I use. No problems.

 

[nslowmotion]

High miles

Not sure if it is a wide spread problem or not with the wheel bearings. But I have seen several post ( Lamont is one ) that had problem around 7500 miles. Just good to check to make sure. That would be a nasty surprise if it happened. I think about 7000 I will just replace mine to play it safe. Those bearings are cheap.

 

[Desert Spyder]

Just had my bearings checked yesterday after close to 7000 mi. Mech says the grease was clean and the bearings looked brand new. Glad the topic of air came up.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

I run mine at 42 ish. My trailer is usually fuller than recommended and I have the shocks set at the stiffest setting. installed Bearing Buddies earlier this year. I've probably got close to 80,000 miles on my Rt 622.

 

[Desert Spyder]

I run mine at 42 ish. My trailer is usually fuller than recommended and I have the shocks set at the stiffest setting. installed Bearing Buddies earlier this year. I've probably got close to 80,000 miles on my Rt 622.

Well, it lasted a lot longer than your 13 T did. See ya in a couple days. By the way, do you pack a fire extinguisher it the 622?

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Well, it lasted a lot longer than your 13 T did. See ya in a couple days. By the way, do you pack a fire extinguisher it the 622?

Nope. See you soon and have a safe ride up there.

 

[murphybrown]

Where do you get

I run mine at 42 ish. My trailer is usually fuller than recommended and I have the shocks set at the stiffest setting. installed Bearing Buddies earlier this year. I've probably got close to 80,000 miles on my Rt 622.

The Bearing Buddies? Did you also use on Spyder? Thks

 

[PW2013STL]

I have been running mine at 50# with no issues, but I only have around 12,000 miles on the trailer.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

The Bearing Buddies? Did you also use on Spyder? Thks

Just for the trailer. You need one of each they are available on Amazon.


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[jaherbst]

Bearing Buddys are great for the front bearings but do nothing to get grease to the rear bearings. I would still manually pack the rear bearings @ 3-4000 miles.

Jack