Are there any "Warning signs" before a rollover???

Just drive so that you KNOW you aren't going fast enough for a rollover.

I've seen a couple happen, real time, and it is a scary sequence.

 

a really bad smell ?......

 

I thought that was after the roll over.

 

Don't know and I sure don't want to find out either!:smt102

 

No. After the rollover is when you need the wrecker to pull ur seat out of your keester. During rollover is when your keester feels carpet.

 

I once was almost blown over by the wind in Wyoming, and right when I thought it was about to happen I looked at my trailer tires in passenger mirror and it seemed like some smoke was coming out of them. Almost had that smell problem popcorn was talking about, but I guess the gust of wind stopped because It didn't turn over.

 

When you question yourself"I'm going to fast for this curve?"

 

When the tree trunks are growing out of the sky and the road is above, not below, it is rollover time!

 

My truck got blown over in high winds almost a year ago and to answer your question it depends on what's causing the roll over. If its speed going around a turn too fast your going to feel the truck start to lift up then the trailer will follow that's about the only warning sign your gonna get when u feel the truck lift hopefully u hit the brakes to slow down and catch it in time. Now if its wind there's really no warning one second everything is fine the the next truck and trailer has its wheels off the ground really no warning what so ever. With a roll over remember to steer in the direction the truck is trying to roll and do what u can to slow down or come to a complete stop. Hope this info helps