Re: New Tail Wag problem [message #87956 is a reply to message #87955] |
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Bob de Kruyff wrote on Thu, 10 June 2010 12:05 | Last year I went from the Michelin XPS to the BFG T/A's and have never looked back. I hated those rock hard Michelins due to the ride, rut running, and poor traction. I certainly haven't picked up anything I would call tail wagging, but the on-center rsponse is down slightly, but nothing even remotely bothersome. The rut running is gone and the ride is dramatically better. What pressures are you running?
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I will agree that the BFG T/A's are riding much smoother, and the cabinets do not rattle as much... Fixing the front end is the big issue; it magnifys the on-center response. I do not know what the best pressure to run is and I have never weighed the coach. I think the Tire shop set the rear at 65 or 70psi. I have yet to confirm this.
Giovanni(Carlo) 1977 GMC Kingsley 26ft
"Carbon Footprint"
Rear Twin, Dry Bath, Original Headliner
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