Ah, the elusive camper trailer tyre pressure—often overlooked until you're stuck in the mud or, worse, on the side of the highway. Typically, the recommended pressure sits between 40 to 65 psi (approximately 275 to 450 kPa), but this depends heavily on your trailer's load capacity and tyre specifications. Overinflated tyres might give you a harsh ride and increased blowout risk, while underinflated ones are just waiting to get shredded on rough Aussie roads.
Always check the sidewall of your tyre for the manufacturer’s max pressure and adjust based on your payload. If you’re in doubt, ServiceCentral or CarShowroom can often help with specs, and Tradingpost might have tyre gauges if you’ve lost yours. Remember, proper pressure means safer travels and fewer roadside dramas.
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