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CHASSIS
Source(s): Equalizer Systems Auto-Level Operation and Warranty Guide
(Newmar, Rev. Jan. 2014)
Product(s): This source is associated with more than one product. Refer
to Newgle for more information about the product(s) offered for your
coach’s model year.
Fluid Level Maintenance
The hydraulic leveling system was filled with Dexron/
Mercon transmission fluid during production. Periodically
check the fluid levels in the leveling system. The reservoir
level should remain at 3/4 full when the jacks are retracted.
Add fluid as needed. Change the fluid if debris or water
enters the reservoir.
POWER OFF
Press and release the POWER keypad button.
Visually confirm all jacks are retracted prior to travel.
IMPORTANT
!
Wheels and Tires
Wheels and Tires Size and D.O.T. Code
This article provides basic information about the wheels and tires, including the tire size, inflation, and D.O.T. codes.
Newmar’s quality extends to every inch of your coach, right
down to the tires and wheels. The durability and longevity
of your tires will provide you with the confidence and
peace of mind you need to relax and enjoy the ride.
The primary areas of concern are the tire size, inflation,
and operational information. The sidewall of the tire
contains detailed information about the construction,
inflation, and carrying capacity of the tire. Become familiar
with this information, and operate the vehicle within the
capacity parameters outlined.
Proper tire maintenance is critical to the safety,
operation, and durability of your coach. Failure to
follow and monitor tire pressure guidelines may result
in premature tire failure.
WARNING
!
Tire Size
The sidewall of the tire contains information that is
important to know to ensure proper use of the tire, as
well as to maintain long life. Take the time to become
familiar with the size, load rating, and pressure
information listed on the sidewalls of the tires.
D.O.T. Code
The last four digits on tires manufactured after the year
2000 signify the week and year of manufacture.
This tire size is 315 / 80 R 22.5. From this size, we can
determine the physical dimensions of the tire, as well
as its basic construction. The tire size breaks down like
this:
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The first number, “315”, is the section width of
the tire in millimeters. The section width is the
measurement of the tire from the outside sidewall
to the inside sidewall.
•
The second number is the height of the sidewall,
expressed as a percentage of the section width. In
this case, the number is “80”, so the sidewall height
accounts for 80 percent of the tire’s section width.
•
The “R” in the tire size indicates that this tire is
“radial” in construction. The belts are wrapped
around the tire in a radial design, from bead to
bead.
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The final number is “22.5”, which is the rim size
the tire was designed to fit. This tire fits a 22.5”
diameter wheel.
The tire in the example picture was made during the
29th week of 2017.