What could have caused this.

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  1. Jul 21, 2019 #11
    Ridgeline

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    Replace all the shocks, the rears are more likely to cause this than the fronts.
     
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  3. Jul 21, 2019 #12
    lilillill

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    How much pressure are you running in them? Try 113 on the next set.
     
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  4. Jul 21, 2019 #13
    RustyBolt

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    "What would have caused this"?

    One trip through Indianapolis on I-70. Or one trip into Michigan on I-75.

    (There are a ton more roads in this country that are in as bad or worse shape. Take your pick.)
     
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  5. Jul 21, 2019 #14
    Snow Monster

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    In a couple pics it almost looks like a chunk of tread got ripped out and went unnoticed for some time.
    In any case, have your suspension and alignment checked right after you change the tires and fix that too if need be.
     
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  7. Jul 21, 2019 #15
    stayinback

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    Like Rusty Bolt says.........

    These Roads are a Truck Killler

    And Unfortunately- The Rubber Compounds are so soft these days ya knoe "Go Green" BS. Why guys can onlky get 100k or so outta them.......

    When Radials came out for semi's ..they were a good hard ruibber compound- Get 2 years and didn't Feather out or cup like these tires do now.
     
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  8. Jul 21, 2019 #16
    PE_T

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  9. Jul 21, 2019 #17
    Dino soar

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    What brand and model are those tires?
     
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  10. Jul 21, 2019 #18
    LoneRanger

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    I purchased the truck with them on and ashamed to say it’s not name brand most likely Chinese knock offs.

    Aeolus brand.
     
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  11. Jul 21, 2019 #19
    Bakerman

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    Could be the loose screw behind the steering wheel also. lol
     
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  12. Jul 21, 2019 #20
    iceman32

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    Driving in i80 Indiana will do that to any tires.

    My 2 cents
     
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