Airstream 2023 INTERSTATE 24X, Owner'S Manual

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Floor Plans And Specifications
2023 Interstate 24X
4-3
Specifications
NOTE
The following specifications are as accurate as possible at the time of publication. Since we continually
strive to improve our products, this information may change without notice. All capacities are
approximate, and dimensions are nominal.
Interstate 24X
Chassis Mercedes-Benz® Sprinter 3500 Extended
Engine Mercedes-Benz® 3�0L V6 Turbo Diesel
Emissions
BlueTEC SCR Technology, 50 States - EPA/CARB
Standards
Horsepower/Torque 188 HP/325 ft/lbs Torque
Transmission 7 Speed Automatic
Axle Ratio 3�92
Wheelbase 170”
MPG* 18+ Estimated Highway
Exterior Overall Length 24’ 6”
Exterior Overall Height 9’ 9” (with A/C)
Exterior Overall Width 7’ 11�5”
Interior Height 6’ 2�25”
Interior Width 5’ 10”
GVWR 11,030 lbs
GCWR 15,249 lbs
*UBW 9,545 lbs
*NCC 1,485 lbs
Tow Capacity Up To 5,000 lbs
Fuel Tank 24.5 gallon
Fresh Water Tank Capacity 23 gallon
Gray Water Tank Capacity 24 gallon
Black Water Tank Capacity 11 gallon
Hydronic Heating/Water System Diesel Fired/120V Element Support
Air conditioner 13,500 BTU
Refrigerator w/Freezer (12 Volt) 5.0 CU FT Refrigerator/1.6 CU FT Freezer
Microwave �7 CU FT
Cooktop 1,000 Watt, Single burner, Induction
Battery (House) 12.1 Kilowatt-hour lithium battery pack
Converter (2) 30 Amp DC-DC Converters
Inverter 3,200 Watt Pure Sine Inverter
Shore Power 30-Amp/120-Volt Service
Solar Power House - 300 Watt/Chassis - 100 Watt
Front and Rear Parking Sensors Standard
Bed Size (Converted) 70” X 82”
Lug nut torque Max (ft lbs.) 140
Tire Size and Max Cold** Inflation Pressure
(psi) Front
LT215/85R16 - 61PSI
Tire Size and Max Cold** Inflation Pressure
(psi) Rear
LT215/85R16 - 58PSI
*Optional Leveling Jacks: UBW - add 150 lbs/NCC - subtract 150 lbs
**The term cold refers to how long a tire has sat idle. Max cold inflation pressure should be checked in the
morning (after sitting idle for at least three hours) before driving more than a few miles, or before rising
ambient temperatures and the sun’s radiant heat can affect tire pressure.