I've found the same with the airbags. If you pump them up before loading the camper, you will find the pressure has increased once the weight of the camper is on.

Filling up with water: 1) take off cap and put on top of wheel with key in it 2) lay out hose between tap and camper 3) realise that hose is 2feet too short 4) move car forward 5) fill with water 6) can't find cap and key :cry: 7) cap Ok but key ben't and now useless. Moral: leave camper unlocked wh...

Interestingly, the max pressure marked on our tyres is 51psi, which is what we're running at.

In a pub car park tonight in Sawley. On to Knightstainforth tomorrow.

I have ctek one on the boat. Works well

You can buy them back
For a very reasonable price

Liverpool marina

All loaded up and ready to go. Visiting Liverpool on the way.
Have bag of charcoal on board.

zildjian wrote:

Brexit message?

You would have thought that having the compensator connected would prevent the rear brakes from coming on so much. If the airbags raise the loaded truck back up to near normal height then the brakes will work as though the truck was unladen; I.e. Not come on much. All the electronic gizmos that repl...