My 5th wheel has "L" speed rated tires and that translate to 75mph max speed. I normally travel around 62 on the interstate and have gone upper 60's when the road is flat and not clogged up with traffic.
When I go over 60 the gas mileage drops a mile or two. On a long trip you can save on gas by going slower, but since I am not yet retired my trips are shorter and once in a while I put the hammer down to get back home.
The ST and LT tire argument is one that I want no part of. A long time ago I read several blogs and what stuck with me was that some Luxury 5th wheels were coming with truck tires, not trailer tires, and DRV has that posted on their website. They have tandem and triple axle units...
When I go over 60 the gas mileage drops a mile or two. On a long trip you can save on gas by going slower, but since I am not yet retired my trips are shorter and once in a while I put the hammer down to get back home.
The ST and LT tire argument is one that I want no part of. A long time ago I read several blogs and what stuck with me was that some Luxury 5th wheels were coming with truck tires, not trailer tires, and DRV has that posted on their website. They have tandem and triple axle units...