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Originally Posted by Carl n Susan
That looks like normal wear due to turning tight corners. The edge of the G614 or Sailuns have extra rubber there and you will see this on most rigs.
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Not exactly. My tires were way worse wearing on the inside on one side of the rig outside on the other. It was due to improper alignment. I guess not everyone has alignment issues but lucky me that’s what happens when the employee doesn’t give a crap I guess. Keystone has ignored me and trailer life magazine for resolution.
As far as alignment I took a straight piece of wood or steel place along the tires it should make contact at all 4 points of the tire if it doesn’t the alignment is most likely out. On top of that issue I had 3 of the 4 wheel bearings were improperly installed and I needed new bearings.
Tony
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2018 3920fb 2020 GMC Denali 3500 4x4 Duramax, 10 speed Allison. LB SRW, Firestone air bags with Airlift wireless onboard compressor. Anderson Ultimate Hitch. MX4 folding cover. 50gal titan in bed transfer tank. Onan 6500 lp genset installed by me ! Had: 2 HF 3500 Inverters with Parallel Kit
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