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When they go to weigh it, just put some blocks under the lift to help level it out.

 

And my tires are different sizes

I have 445 super singles on the lift and 22.5 on the drives

 

I ran it for 60 days with the single valve and it never equalized, and I ran it fairly heavy - over 50k for the group.

I paid to undue and put the 2nd valve back in because I figured at least I could get level in most states

 

With mine I have to set the lift at 2psi higher than the drives to get within 250 pounds of the drives.

 

If I went to a 4 tire setup same size - best guess would it equalize?

 

Anyone recommend a good shop to work this issue?

 

If you drop the air in the drives, and put the lift up, if the lift is still off of the ground, then I would say no. I have the same size tires on my lift as what is on my drives, if I equal the psi on the lift to the drives I am more than 500 pounds different, I can't remember for sure what it was, but seem to recall it being well past that. Now, if my lift was lower to the ground when lifted, I think the psi difference would be minimal to equal them, thus why Carl says to shim it.