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Derby6 · 12-31-2022, 05:47 PM

Dug this back to the top, because I too have never rotated trailer tires. (own and owned several trailers over the years) However, I have racked up around 7500 miles on my fiver this winter (past 3 months) and am noticing both fronts wearing a little quicker on the outside. I am thinking about just swapping straight from front to back vice Xing one of them like I do on my vehicles.
Any thoughts from you all?

I will not be rotating the spare into rotation--I have never done that as spare is emergency short distance fix until I get final repairs done ASAP.

In 2nd EDIT: They are all inflated properly. (110psi cold -- which varied as I traversed from 10 to 90+ degrees...LOL) I am now watching temps--front showed maybe a little cooler than rear today, but it seemed all were close for the most part.

12-31-2022, 05:47 PM	#12
Derby6 Seasoned Camper Join Date: Oct 2022 Location: Wasilla Posts: 81 M.O.C. #31898	Dug this back to the top, because I too have never rotated trailer tires. (own and owned several trailers over the years) However, I have racked up around 7500 miles on my fiver this winter (past 3 months) and am noticing both fronts wearing a little quicker on the outside. I am thinking about just swapping straight from front to back vice Xing one of them like I do on my vehicles. Any thoughts from you all? I will not be rotating the spare into rotation--I have never done that as spare is emergency short distance fix until I get final repairs done ASAP. In 2nd EDIT: They are all inflated properly. (110psi cold -- which varied as I traversed from 10 to 90+ degrees...LOL) I am now watching temps--front showed maybe a little cooler than rear today, but it seemed all were close for the most part. __________________ 2022 CC LB F350 SRW--Diesel; 50 Gallon Titan Aux Pack Tank; Airbags with onboard Air 2022 Montana 3231 CK (Lower 48 Winter Rig) 2007 28' Desert Fox Toy Hauler (Alaska Summer Rig)