Wipers and Tires

for the tires go with the inflation that is on the side of the tire.

The squirters for the wipers will be a dealer item, but you might find the wipers at a NAPA or other parts type place that has some heavy duty stuff.

 

The squirters are dealer only they can also tell you what wipers you need. The only thing about them you need to know is the lenght and if you need high bow or the low. High bow if you have the curved glass or low for the flat windshield. They will work either way but the small arch wont hold the glass at edge of the curved windshield.
As far as tire pressure goes it all depends on what ply tires you are running and how much weight you plan to haul. You can get the best tire wear if you match the pressure properly. You can get that info from most of the large tire mfg web sites. I know I've seen it on Continental tires web site. If your not sure 105 is probably a good safe bet.

 

truck compressor won't ????

 

You can get from the TS an air line that will connect to your air line and have the adapter on the other end to fill your tires up... your Air Compressor on the truck dumps at 125psi..

 

Your air compressor will dump what you set it at, minimum should be 120....

 

http://www.rainx.com/Products/Wiper_Blades/Selector.aspx

There should be something you can use at autozone, if not then it would be off to the KW dealer.

I keep my tire # 100 psi, steers, drives, & trailers. I run 297 72 22.5 Generals. Steers get pulled at 90k and go on the trailer steer axle ( axle 4), drives 75K get pulled to axles 3 and 5. I run them to 2/32 and they come off the trailers.