[rollin smoke in a'92]

Well the duals on my rig are touching, and Iv heard that that will cause the bearing to push itself out. What do I need to do about this, I cant use wheel spacers cause that will throw off the balance of the axle and cause it to stap, bein that all the weight would transfer outward.opcorn:

 

[1BadOilBurnerN-Lv]

you can find real thin spacers , I run em on my 74 , there only about a 1/4 inch i used two on each side it works out great and i have 38x12,50x16 swampers now they dont touch at all even when she's loaded :thumbsup

 

[leadfoot_cummins]

I have 2 inch spacers on my 03

 

[BBRam]

It can also cause excessive heat in the side walls of the tire, but I have seen people get away with it.



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[rollin smoke in a'92]

I have 2 inch spacers on my 03

Have you had any noticeable problems?

 

[Bob Ragen]

If you love your truck you'll get the spacers. they may be okay when empty but put a load on them and there likely to blow out or even burn. The stud just hold your wheels in place, its the pressure between the mating surfaces of the wheels and center bore of the wheel matched to the axle housing that holds the weight.

 

[ynots57]

tires have some squat in the sidewalls, when you add a load / a few dips in the pavement it may become a problem. ive ran them as close as 1/2" when loaded pumped to max psi and havnt had any problems with 8,000lb trailer

 

[Philip]

Remember our dually rims have centering coins on them. Be sure the spacer is opened up to clear the coins or it will cause problems.