As we are about to go for our first trip out i have spent this week doing general checks on our Troll, especially the tyres.
Both tyre were replaced at the start of last season and during winter month i generally put a few extra pounds of pressure in them i also use tyre saver to spread their load.
This week the both looked in good condition and at correct pressure. on checking with my pressure gauge one returned only 4 PSI both myself and my a friend looked at the try and could not believe it. It felt and looked fine. Out came the compressor and it was pumped upto 46 PSI checked it over several days and it has not lost any air.
Just goes to show how you could be deceived and would have not gone far before a problem.
Fair to say i will be checking it often whilst away.
As anybody else seem anything similar.

If your readings were correct there is something wrong. Either a slow puncture or leaking valve. Either way I would have the wheel off and get it closely examined. Whilst you can lose a nominal amount of pressure over a few months this is an extreme case which should set warning bells ringing.

Stewart

Yes that was my thought, tried water around the valve and no bubbles or any sign of any air leak. checked it over the last four days and no loss of pressure.

not going too far next week or will watch it carefully, may take it off and get it checked. it is about right for the week, with new pump needed for the toilet
sticking pump on the kitchen sink and a new tap fitted to the wash basin in the toilet, replaced old tap with one minus the shower extension, much better easier to fill tank in cupboard, and never used it as a shower tap.