Trailer Tire Wear

go-bassn wrote:
Rich, you own a tie?

WW;-)

I acually own two. One with fish on it and one with other fish on it. I
don't WEAR them, but I do own them. For emergencies, I guess.

lmao Rich, you in a tie is a scary thought - about as scary as, well, me in
a tie...

WW :-)

"RichZ" wrote in message
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go-bassn wrote:
Rich, you own a tie?

WW;-)

I acually own two. One with fish on it and one with other fish on it. I
don't WEAR them, but I do own them. For emergencies, I guess.

lmao Rich, you in a tie is a scary thought - about as scary as, well, me in
a tie...

WW :-)

"RichZ" wrote in message
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go-bassn wrote:
Rich, you own a tie?

WW;-)

I acually own two. One with fish on it and one with other fish on it. I
don't WEAR them, but I do own them. For emergencies, I guess.

The way traffic is around Phila you might think so some days.

Pretty funny image.

"Mark W. Oots" mark_ctc@(no spam)ameritech.net wrote in message
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"Richard Liebert" wrote in
message
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I just noticed that my 1 1/2 yr. old boat trailer (galvanized bass
tracker
jet boat trailer) is showing no tread wear on the port side, yet the
tire
on
the starboard side is horribly worn, especially along the outside edge.
I
estimate it has 1,500 miles on it at most.

At first glance it does not look like I can adjust the axle.

Can anyone provide some advice before I call the dealer. It's out of
warranty.

Rick


You aren't running the local circle track with the trailer still on the
hitch, are ya? Grin

Mark
(Former Stock Car Mechanic)


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Back in my tracktor-trailer driving days I had the same problem on a flatbeb trailer. Take it to a good alinement shop (yes the
good ones do trailers too) and have it checked. They will be able to tell you if it's the trailer or just a bad tire. A good shop
can aline a trailer just as well as a car. Doc
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"Richard Liebert" wrote in message ...
The tires are identical and original. Interestingly the spare does not
match. I have been pretty good about checking tire pressures so I don't
think that is the problem. I did hit a few curbs when I was getting used to
pulling the longer boat last year and I bet that's the problem. I'll jack it
up tomorrow if it isn't raining too hard and examine further. As always
thanks to the group for sound advice and ideas. Any other comments would be
welcome.

-Rick

Back in my tracktor-trailer driving days I had the same problem on a flatbeb trailer. Take it to a good alinement shop (yes the
good ones do trailers too) and have it checked. They will be able to tell you if it's the trailer or just a bad tire. A good shop
can aline a trailer just as well as a car. Doc
================================================== ================

"Richard Liebert" wrote in message ...
The tires are identical and original. Interestingly the spare does not
match. I have been pretty good about checking tire pressures so I don't
think that is the problem. I did hit a few curbs when I was getting used to
pulling the longer boat last year and I bet that's the problem. I'll jack it
up tomorrow if it isn't raining too hard and examine further. As always
thanks to the group for sound advice and ideas. Any other comments would be
welcome.

-Rick