Truck rear driver side tire wont spin!!!

Are you trying to say they won't roll?

Most common thing is freezing so bang on the drum with the wheels chocked and the brakes released.
Second most common is a bad break can.
Third and the worst is either a cammed over brake or bad wheel bearings.

 

A lot of trucks now a days gave no Lube slack adjusters and s-cams. However it's not no Lube forever.
If yours is like this it maybe that the s-cams are seizing. If it's not too late, you'll find a hex head set screw on the s-cam tube that maybe hiding under a label, a grease zerk just screws right into the same hole after removing the set screw and grease away.

 

I've actually seen a truck where all 6 drive axle slack adjuster clevis pins seized up. 1 so bad that the wheel wouldn't release, the other 5 just dragged a lot. I would say its more likely the drum has frozen.

 

Just advice u don't won't to ever drive a truck or drag a trailer if all the wheels are not turning I'm sure u seen what it did to the tires
Only other thing I can thank of is
Are the brake pads good on that axel ?could b wore out pads and its trying to cam over on u
I myself any truck I get in soon as I release the brakes I stick it in reverse ease off the cluch and roll back about a foot most of the time if u got a brake stuck this will make it un stick but not always
Just remember if u ease off the cluch and the truck doesn't move don't force it cause more than likely ur going to tear up something
Many blessings to u hope

 

Had mine do this after sitting here in Florida with 100% humidity and lots of rain. One brake was rusted stuck. Try going in reverse that has worked for me and also in/out a few times on the tractor brake knob.

 

Had my 2018 volvo Automatic day cab just sitting here park in Florida for 1month with 100% humidity and lots of rain. Now my passenger front tire is not spinning but all the other tires are spinning. What cause this to happen?

 

Drum rusted to the shoe. Beat it with a hammer with the brakes released and it will pop loose. Chock the wheels first. Hate to see you on cdl life

 

Yes, it’s rusted to the shoe.

This happens when you park in dirt or especially on grass. I’ve been through it once before and it’s a pain in the butt.

The other problem you’ll encounter parked on dirt/grass in Florida is ants. They will infest your truck.