Fleetwood 1999 American Tradition Parts And Service Manual page 45

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Make a loading diagram of your properly loaded motor
home. This diagram and your loading log will help you
locate where specific items are stored, and will help
speed the loading process.
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Store emergency items in a readily accessible location.
Include a fire extinguisher, tools, first aid kit, rain gear,
flashlight, highway warning devices, and an electric
cord with light.
Your motor home is equipped with truck tires_ Under normal
circumstances and with proper maintenance, you should
receive thousands of miles of trouble-free service.
For safety and maximum tire life, proper inflation pressure
must be maintained. Properly inflated tires also contribute to
overall motor home stability and safety. Refer to the tire sec-
tion in your Chassis Operator's Manual for information on
maintenance and tire care.
The proper inflation pressures are stated on the Federal
Certification tag located on the sidewall near the driver's seat.
AMERiCAN
T
RAdirioN
WARNING
The tire pressures on your motor home were
adjusted to coincide with the weight of the motor
home at time of manufacture. These pressures
may be lower than the pressures required for the
weight of a loaded motor home. Adjust tire pres-
sures on your motor home before your first trip
using the information provided in the Chassis
Owner's Manual. The tire pressures correspond-
ing to the GAWR's (See Section 3) are noted on
the Federal certification tag, located next to the
driver's seat.
ON ThE
ROAd
WARNING
Do not store or carry LP
gas containers, gasoline,
or other flammable liq-
uids inside your motor
home. The containers
may leak.
TIRES
TiRE INFLATION
WARNING
For safety and maximum
tire life, check tire pres-
sures often. Pay special
attention to inside rear
duals. Always check
pressure when tires are
cold, and do not bleed air
out of warm tires. Follow
the tire pressure instruc-
tions in the Chassis
Owner's Manual.