Does anybody know a shop in the Spokane / CDA , WA area that sells Toyo 16M-154 or Continental 16HS3 Eco Plus and can install a Safe-T-Pin Cylinder at the same time?
Regards
Klaus
Klaus
No and no
But is the Toyo have enough capacity for your steer tire requirements at 6610 lbs single load rating?
Scott
M154 | Toyo Tires Canada (https://www.toyotires.ca/tires/premium-regional-all-position-steer-radial-m154)
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I screwed up, we foreigners do not speak English that well. Mea culpa.
I meant to say Safe-T-Plus, the hydraulic steering dampener.
Regards
Klaus
PS.
Can the moderator change the topic title to Safe-T-Plus?
Les Schwab in your area carries TOYO. In Oregon I recommend Hendersons in Grants Pass for the Safe-T-Plus.
les schwab near me washinton - Google Search (https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-sprint-us-sscr-revc&ei=u9SZX743pOXmAq_wuLAO&q=les+schwab+near+me+washinton&oq=les+schwab+near+me+washinton&gs_lcp=ChNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwEAMyBwghEAoQoAEyBwghEAoQoAEyBwghEAoQoAE6BggAEAcQHjoCCAA6BQgAEMkDOgkIABDJAxAWEB46BggAEBYQHjoFCCEQoAE6CAghEBYQHRAeUKAaWIVBYPhFaABwAHgAgAGDAogBihSSAQYwLjEuMTCYAQCgAQHAAQE&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp)
Road Performance Assessment, Safe-T-Plus, and MCU's feedback - Henderson's... (https://www.hendersonslineup.com/blog/road-performance-assessment--safe-t-plus--and-mcu-s-feedback)
Every coach I've owned has had a safe-t-plus...they just work. Ordered the new one for my GV a couple days ago pretty simply DIY project..
I'd second Jack Lewis' suggestion for Henderson's Line Up for the safe t plus. I don't know if they are still doing it, but they used to offer an air operated mechanism that allowed you to adjust the bias of the safe t plus for side winds etc. as an add on the safe t plus. I have heard they are pretty on top of the game for coach steering adjustments, repairs and mods in general. No personal experience, but lots of positive comments from others.
I am absolutely convinced and will order Safe-T-Plus. Thank you all for the input.
Was just looking for a shop that could do it and replace tires at the same time.
Regards
Klaus
Ross Point Truck and RV, Post Falls, ID would likely be able to do both. I bought my TOYOs at Les Schwab, on E Sprague in Spokane Valley.
I'm running those exact tires on my coach. 120psi in the fronts. Ride's fine but I have nothing to compare.
They do smell funky though...even 2 years on.
Is 120 PSI based on your actual front axle weight or ??
Agree-- with nothing to compare it with, you don't know if there may be a vast improvement in the wind or this is what it should be
But, I DO have an educated guess!
Lol I agree. DW not at all happy with the Toyo scent. Lol
Scott
I don't often have my nose stuck to my Toyo tire. Well, Unless I pass out and land on it. You could just douse it in 303. That might help.
Woody...120psi.....wow !!
If that is a H rated Toyo, it's probably at it's max capacity at 125 psi so unless the ride is harsh, there is no reason not to run it at 120 psi. A tire won't blow up until well over 300 psi. Ours are G rated so I run them at 110 psi. The ride at that pressure is fine.
Pierce
I've weighed my coach 3 times. Each time the front axle is 12,900 to 13,800 pounds...just 80 pounds shy of the max gross for front axle on this coach. According to attached Toyo tables, that puts me right at 120psi for the fronts for the 6,900 mean....haven't had individual sides weighed yet. They are H rated. Woody.
https://www.toyotires.com/media/2155/2017_commercial_loadandinflation_tables.pdf
Same with my coach, need 120 psi. for weight. Left today and they got to 139 in the San Joaquin Valley.
M177 H rated
FEATURES SIZES AND SPECIFICATIONS
Tire Size Load/Speed Product Code Load Single (lbs.) Max Pressure Single (psi)
295/75R22.5 144/141L 547090 6175/5675 110/110 G
295/75R22.5 149/146L 547130 7160/6610 125/125. H
7160 lbs gets you out of being at max load and pressures
This is what disqualified the M154 for me.
Scott
Yup.. I made the mistake of putting 154's on. run 110 lbs on steers, otherwise gets squirrely with ruts and groves in the pavement.
on. the next go around will get the 149's