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Unusual tire wear on trailer?

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ksCowgirl78
Reg. Jun 2005
Posted 2007-06-04 11:32 AM (#61769)
Subject: Unusual tire wear on trailer?


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I noticed yesterday after I got home from a barrel race, that the left front tire is worn more on the inside of the tire than on the outside. There is a lot of tred on the outside, but its getting smooth on the inside. What causes this? I have a 98 S&H 3 horse Contender and pull it with a 2003 Dodge 3/4 ton diesel.
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flyinghfarm
Reg. Mar 2004
Posted 2007-06-04 12:23 PM (#61773 - in reply to #61769)
Subject: RE: Unusual tire wear on trailer?


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if your wheel is tight and your hub is tight, my guess is a bent axle.  The camber (tilt) is wrong on the tire for some reason.  Good luck...maybe someone here is more able to diagnose that than I..
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greyhorse
Reg. Nov 2005
Posted 2007-06-04 2:44 PM (#61781 - in reply to #61773)
Subject: RE: Unusual tire wear on trailer?



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I would guess that it's bent too, if there is a lot of slack in the bearings (they are worn out) that could possibly cause the problem too. I have an old trailer that does the same thing and it's a bent axle that causes the problem, it's just not worth replacing the axle on an old trailer that gets used so little.
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hosspuller
Reg. Oct 2003
Posted 2007-06-04 9:17 PM (#61802 - in reply to #61769)
Subject: RE: Unusual tire wear on trailer?


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The best solution is to seek out a heavy truck trailer shop with alignment capabilities.  They will be able to either align the axles or correct the bend.

My trailer was fixed that way.

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