Twisted Truck? UPDATE-Fixed!
Update--21 May In the photo you can see what is driving me crazy :) Before I levelled it all ( I thought) the whole thing was low on the left and to the front. So I drove up on a Rhino r...
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JimK-NY wrote:
I does appear that there is something seriously wrong. First step would be to look at the rig on a hard, level surface. I suspect that will not fix the issue. Next step would be to determine the weight on each tire. I also doubt that is the cause. Next step, after visually inspecting the springs from every angle would be to take the truck to a spring/suspension shop and have it evaluated.
I am assuming you have already checked for the obvious such as a leaky airbag or and overload stop missing, broken, or incorrectly installed.
Say wut?
OP drive 1 wheel up on a ramp, left the other 3 on the ground. It’s going to flex the truck frame a little. That is all that is going on in that picture.
You mustn’t own a pickup truck either?
