Air suspension question for "heavy" loaded coach

[pennsyguy]

Hello Y'all, I'm planning a trip with my 2000 26 rsb in a few weeks which could be for a few months. Because I'm going for so long, I'm packing fairly heavy. I am wondering what air pressure on the air ride suspension would you recommend? I just came back from a trip and the coach was already fairly full (that's just my caveat of wanting everything with me) and the coach swayed some. Would a certain pressure help alleviate the sway?

Thank you so much in advance for your time!
Blessings,
Joe

[Tahoe]

Look in the forum index to find the downloadable owners manual for your coach. Looks like the air bag pressure should be between 10 psi min and 90 psi max. It says 1 psi for every 40 lbs of load. Mine is set at 55psi and seems fine, you might need more if you have a heavy load. Hope this helps.

[Cathy]

I keep them at 55 also, never have a problem with sway.
I also have one that loses air every trip, so I try to fill it every trip we take.

[bcope01]

I keep mine at 50 psi.

Bill

[Jim Hofmann]

I removed and disposed of the leaking gadgets. Had the leaf springs re-arced, an additional leaf installed and have enjoyed the ride ever since. No more fussing with leaking bags and an added plus: It raised the rear of the coach about 4 inches and greatly reduced tail drag coming out of gas stations etc.

Jim