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Thanks, Aaron.? I just need to know what the official factory-supported redline RPM is.? I don't ever intend to run it that high.? My winter project is to add some gauges on the left A pillar and I

The stock redline is 6600. The ECU ,fuel cuts out at 7200. You do have a redline limiter that should cut in at 6250 to warn you your being stupid Linda S

Hello Eric, For the Toyota 3.0 V6 the redline would not ever be 7500 RPM. It could be 5500 or 6000 but there would be no benefit to revving it that high. Probably 4500 RPM is the most you'll ever

While newer tires are less likely to "blow out" or experience a flat than old ones, it is still possible that you will experience tire failure. It is a weak point in your RV and it is always good to

YOKOHAMA tires ? are the only tire brand we run on our customized 1993 6-Cylinder Gospel Chariot: AKA: 1993 Toyota Winnebago Warrior. In the 1960’s, our missionary vans all ran YOKOHAMA Tires

No, I haven't been a ToyHome owner since the late 2000s. I purchased my Dolphin in 2005 during a period of great upheaval in my life (divorce, moving, etc.)? and did not notice that the previous

I agree with "replace after 6 years regardless of wear". Tires actually age quicker when NOT being driven. They warm up from driving, and this helps the rubber stay "lubricated". They can dry out when

I started out with Bridgstones, but they became unavailable. I then went to Continentals, but they became unavailable. I now use Nexen Roadian CT8, 185R14C, load range D. I like them.

For some reason I can't find an authoritative source for the redline RPM in our V6 toyhouses.? I've seen everything from 6000 to 7500.? What is it really, and where can I find an authoritative

Oh I see you don't own that Dolphin anymore. Hope the new owner bought tires Linda

Buzz if you really have Bridgestones they are almost 20 years old. Last produced in 2005. The Y356 designation is Yokohama.? Also a tire I would never buy. Complaints for years about tires popping

The way the tire business works in some local areas (including where I live in Phoenix) is smaller independent tire shops don't keep much inventory on hand. Instead they all depend upon a single local

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Not mine. Just saw it on craigslist https://jackson.craigslist.org/rvs/d/harrisville-toyota-mini-cruiser-15-mpg/7681972662.html Liz

I also had this issue several times but only at gas station buying propane. I have a newer tank and regulater. Went to propane dealer and all was fine. Dealer (I've gone to same one for years) says

If you insist on paying a premium at a local tire shop, surprise, they can buy online the same as we do. Take them this. Search Results (prioritytire.com) (

i have the thunderers. so far i like them -- rz

I've had good luck with NEXEN.

The local tire shops around here seem to be having trouble sourcing the Hankook 185R14C load index 102/100, load capacity 1764 lb dual, 1874 lb single. I'm not married to Hankooks although they have

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