Odd tire wear
We're looking at a 2008 Silverback by Forrest River. We noticed that the front tire on the drivers side had been replaced. I looked at what was supposed to be the spare underneath and it was the one t...
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B.O. Plenty wrote:
Correct Track will NOT allow adjustment for toe or camber. It will only adjust tracking..You still will need to go to an alignment shop to get a real alignment. I think many people have a misconception about the Correct Track kit. It will only square up the axles with the frame (tracking) but it doesn't allow for anything else. One or more wheels could still be off.
B.O.
Tracking is the same as toe in/out on a trailer. There is no caster angle since the wheel is attached to a straight axle, and therefore no adjustment necessary. Camber is pre-set by the axle mfr. So the only alignment adjustment there is to make on a trailer is toe in/out, which is what you are calling tracking. If an axle loses camber it is usually replaced, re-bending it is no guarantee that it will retain its arc.
I think a lot of people have a misconception that aligning trailer axles is complicated that only a pro with a laser alignment jig can do it. Aligning a trailer is not complicated, anyone can do it at home following this post from forum member JBarca.
