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Old 04-13-2024, 04:11 PM   #1
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Center of one trailer tire wearing

Guys and gals,
I have a NP 381 DLQS with Moryde independent suspension. I replaced the wheels with Boar Wheel 19.5” and run Michelin tires. Same as my F450.

Great setup but today when doing my wheel bearing maintenance I noticed the rear left tire is wearing down the center. My first thought is over inflation but I have a TPMS system and watch the air pressure very closely. All tires stay within 1 or 2 lbs when rolling.
Any ideas how one tire can wear in the center?
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That's really strange.
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Just guessing here. You bought upgraded tires for the trailer and you are running the Max pressure listed on the sidewall of the tire.
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Just guessing here. You bought upgraded tires for the trailer and you are running the Max pressure listed on the sidewall of the tire.
Max cold pressure is 110psi, I run 90psi cold in all 4 trailer tires. It is only one tire that is wearing like this.
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Max cold pressure is 110psi, I run 90psi cold in all 4 trailer tires. It is only one tire that is wearing like this.
Then I agree with Taft, really strange. Try to get replaced under warranty.
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That's not over-inflation wear I've seen a lot of tires in my day and that's a first. I'd contact the mfr.
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