Kenwoth conspericy

He is telling the truth I'm afraid.
Mike ,, i saw your demonstration in Moncton . You are one crazy son of a rebel man ,took some balls to paint giant lemons on a brand new pretty truck like that....well it "looked" pretty at least.
Anyway ,i didn't know anything about what you are saying here until now but i did know that i too hated the way my truck handled and chewed up front tires.
Well that string idea seemed worth a try ,,,god knows i try ed everything else .
Sure enough ,mine was whooped in the same place ,not as severe,but more than double the max tolerances.
I showed it to Kenworth and they fixed it right away. Did they not fix yours? As I recall, you had other issues to ,like suspension or something?
I have been watching this thread as well as others for some time now but had to sign up to post in this one ,,,,,,I would like to remain anonymous but i will like to assure you that I'm not that guy at the truck show that got so childish upset seeing KW dressed in lemons.....what a nut bar eh Thanx and good luck

 

What was done? What was stated on the repair invoice EXACLTLY?
Was it covered (somehow)? - as this was supposedly back in the 90s??

My rig is a 99 and supposedly, according to this thread..built AFTER the issues ceased around 96.

..No offense, but I am not sure I am buying any of this just yet....

 

they loosened all the cross members and torqued then on a frame machine at loundsburys

 

My 98 W900L Studio had STEER TIRE issues as well as rough ride ( airglide 200 suspension ) , was told it was too long a wheelbase at 280"s.

After warranty was over they offered some FIXES but at big $

 

ya know? I wondered about that..

 

good job Brickman ..This was a strange post...Not that I am saying that they couldnt have problems but I have had 3 KW and been around them all my 44yrs and never seen or heard anything like this ..Seen a few with steer axle problems but easy fixes