Leveling with air bags correctly
After reading forums I did what they said. I think all that I have read have been COMPLETELY wrong. I don't mean to offend anyone, and I'm sure maybe this was mentioned already buried in long string...
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I dont have i beams. That will never happen again.
When I aired up to get the rear back to unloaded height then my tire wear happens on the front tires. Give that phenomon a name. When I lowered it down to squat a little the wear issues left. Solid front axle, 4x4. The alignment was not happy before and now it is. Trucks can all be different, sure, but my advice is to not just raise the rear with no other considerations. Mine looked level and happy but after crossing half the country the tires said different. After lots of miles with some sag I can confirm a happy front end n happy tires. The handling is better with the caster at current angle too.
Good luck
When I aired up to get the rear back to unloaded height then my tire wear happens on the front tires. Give that phenomon a name. When I lowered it down to squat a little the wear issues left. Solid front axle, 4x4. The alignment was not happy before and now it is. Trucks can all be different, sure, but my advice is to not just raise the rear with no other considerations. Mine looked level and happy but after crossing half the country the tires said different. After lots of miles with some sag I can confirm a happy front end n happy tires. The handling is better with the caster at current angle too.
Good luck
