Did you put the right bag on? Why didn’t you replace them in pairs? You changed one bearing but not the other side? If you half *** repairs, nobody here can logically guess what’s going on.
Have you seen tandem tire do that?
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Don't need to be offensive. I repair and fix whats broken. If it ain't broken I ain't touching it.
You replace all 4 bags when one goes bad?Rideandrepair Thanks this. -
halfass is not too offensive. It's a professional term that quite easily summarizes repairs that aren't. It's way better to fix stuff in pairs on a big rig.
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I wonder if a loose bearing could cause that. Thinking of how I’ve seen wheel bearings wear on the sides when loose.
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Like ridgeline said check bushings, too. When they’re real bad trailer will sway a lot in the lane.
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was ran flat or low at some point. once the irregular wear starts your never get rid of it. replace both tires.
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For instance, you have a new airbag in spec and an old stretched out airbag. They’re pressurized to the same pressure, but the new one will be slightly higher. Keep on doing it your way though.Tx Countryboy Thanks this.
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