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Wheel camber on wheelhouse


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heat checker, Camber on a 'light' trailer (such as yours)can be anywhere from 0-6 degrees. The closer you are to 6*, the better the tracking and thus tire wear. For a heavier trailer, recommendations are in the 4-8 degree range. But...there @ 8* you're talking trailers like the dump-box trailers that are pulled behind 1 ton duallys. I'd suggest,once you have your house completed, take it to a alingment shop and have the camber set for the load. That way you won't be riding on the inside or outside edge of the tire. Phred52

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