Question for those with duallys

[Ericcj7]

Thinking about going to a 3500 dually from my current SRW, it will be my daily driver. To get a better ride in my current SRW I lower my rear air pressure to about 50psi when I'm not towing. Does anyone do this on their dually or is it to much a pain in the ass?

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[Chrisminx]

I run 80 in front, 65 in rear.

 

[boatdude1]

I ran 65 front and 45 rear in my 2019 dually. No issues.

 

[H3LZSN1P3R]

You can buy valve extenders

 

[MikeXM]

I run 75F, 55R and I tow regularly lol

Only when I tow over 10K do I bump pressure to specs. Which is a few times a year at most. With capless extenders, it's quick enough.

This setup is pretty much on par with my previous SRW. I have AIR rears so it might help. I guess the non-air must be harsher. But never tried it.

 

[Southernspeed]

I had a 2016 2500 hemi SRW and now have a 2021 3500 dually. Even with dealer supplied tire pressure ( around 400 psi all around ) it drove better than my 2500. I run stock pressures and it drives way nicer than the 2500.