im running about 80 to 82 psi on tires.....ride is so rough it is just unpleasant.....less than 1500 miles on rv.....stripping screws out, bathroom door will not stay shut, shower doors even come unsecured when going over a bridge on interstate.....Help!

Don't go by what is stamped on the side wall. If you can find someone to do it get a four wheel weigh and then refer to the tire manufacturer's documentation for the proper inflation. Essentially if 85 lbs is required for front tires then both tires are inflated to that number. Same thing for the rear tires depending on weight.

We have been to two rallies and got weighed both times. The first time we ended up reducing our psi by 15 lbs in the front to 85 psi. The back was fine at 100 psi. Second time and a different tech gave me the same results. It made quite a difference in the handling of the rig. The banging however is very common in the Class "A". We just changed our front shocks to Bilsteins and that made a significant difference with less banging but it still happens on occasion.  It's a total design flaw and likely why they now offer liquid springs as an upgrade. Ours is a 2020 Bounder 35K