Thumb of Michigan | junk fun - 6/9/2023 01:28
I would guess you can find what's wrong with a tape measure and some string lines. Maybe even see it in the tracks in a gravel road, or on pavement.
Unless the tires are massively overloaded, or it was swaying crazy, it's bad alignment.
+1, and on the overload side, I've noticed some tires will have a 25MPH load rating and a 10MPH load rating (higher than 25MPH). More speed = more flexing = more heat = more pressure |
Ag tires on pavement?
