Bent axle
The back axle on our travel trailer is bent back so that the back edge of the rear tire is 1.5" out of line with the front ones on both sides. The right rear is also 1.5" out of plumb.The left not as ...
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Are you looking at this 'out of plumb' condition just after parking trailer and having to maneuver it/tight backing etc.
OR looking at this condition after trailer has been pulled straight forward for several feet.
Tight turning/maneuvering with double axle trailer WILL cause front/rear tires to be off set.
Now if offset is there after trailer has been towed straight line......then you need to locate a trailer shop/big rig shop (not some RV Repair or CW) that can do trailer alignments and re-arch axle tube if necessary.
Otherwise you will have to be dealing with blow outs/worn tires/lousy tracking while towing trailer.
IF they are 'out' and not just 'jacked'
OR looking at this condition after trailer has been pulled straight forward for several feet.
Tight turning/maneuvering with double axle trailer WILL cause front/rear tires to be off set.
Now if offset is there after trailer has been towed straight line......then you need to locate a trailer shop/big rig shop (not some RV Repair or CW) that can do trailer alignments and re-arch axle tube if necessary.
Otherwise you will have to be dealing with blow outs/worn tires/lousy tracking while towing trailer.
IF they are 'out' and not just 'jacked'
