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Old 10-09-2012, 12:00 PM   #4
Gkerlin
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Beaufort
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quote:Originally posted by 8.1al

We had that same problem with our trailer. I was told more than once I was either underinflated or overweight which was not the case. I talked with a tech at Dexter and he had no idea what it might be. It turned out to be an alignment problem a combination of camber and toe in being off. We had our axles aligned 4 yrs. ago and everything is fine now.
I'm waiting to hear them say the same thing. I carry an air compressor when I travel, all sorts of tire gauges, and run pressure monitors. I run 105 psi and have scaled the rig. I'm not overweight.

I hope they align it and get it fixed. These expensive tires wont last much longer at this rate.
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