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My 19' Warrior has 50PSI in front and 55PSI in the rear...seems to be ok. Hancook RA08 states 65PSI Max cold inflation

Very good deal BTW, the site's reputation was a little concern for me. I've just went ahead and order 6 of them from tires-easy.com, shipped from Porland to Oakland Calif. in 2 days, got it installed here in Oakland, Calif. . turns out to be about $600 all together. onlinetires.com is a about $5 cheaper but with tax, it's a little more than tires-easy.com discounttires (American tires) was willing to match onlinetires.com's price but their installation and disposal fees are insantly high...alsmot $100 more; however, it's still a lot better than non-matching price they quote me close to $900 ouch!!! The Warrior got a new shoes now...after almost $600. Thanks Dereck again for the link.

Thank you!!! So far, I started to go through and seal anywhere that needed to be sealled. The worst spot seems to be the the cab-over bed with dry rot, water damage. I went through and replaced all the damaged wood, re-seal, and it's ok now. -All appliances seem to work except the frig, I can't get the spark. It's the Norcold unit. I will search the forum but any hint would be appreciated -Black water valve leaks so I just bought an extension with a valve...quick fix for me, cost $23 bucks -Other minor issues here and there but so far it's great. I actually drive to work and park in the company lot...it fits -I have learned a lot so far from this forum. Great members here, pls. keep up the good work. I'll upload some pics as soon as I figure out how to. -Got to love Toyota reliability...read here: http://www.garagepartner.com/rialta/story1.htm

Hello all, Finally I was able to register!!! With much consideration, I've just got a shortie version of a 1990 Winnebago Warrior with 77K miles. My first RV ever. I've always wanted a Toyota truck as a toy but this RV will do me much better overall. The Warrior is so basic...no gen, no AC, no microwave...I am on the progress or added those amenities. So far I've got a brandnew Coleman 13000btu, an Onan Microlite 2800, Xantrex 1000W inverter...in storage. With my busy schedule, not sure when those are up but I'll do my best. Just want to drop a line to say hi to you all

With a lot of modication I believe you can install an Onan Microlite 2800 on that space. I am on the progress of putting one in. So far, space has been prepared, gas line is already there so is the power cable from the battery. I just need to done some more wiring, an automatic transfer SW...will keep you posted later