Cms51

I had that happen with one of my race trailers. Previous owner had jacked it up fron the middle of the axle and had a nice hook in it. Would eat tires

tommymonza

What brand trailer is that build ? I can not believe those axles were bent from overloading as that is some serious tire wear.

I would start by getting some video from someone gong down the road behind you to see how it goes down the road now and if it looks quirky than start pulling some measurements to square it off.

ICDEDPPL

As stated above the axles were bent and I replaced them ..

Knot 4 Me

Wonder if you could gusset the spindle assembly to the axle tube to keep it from bending upward?

Diamond Dave

I was looking at that too. Especially if it happens again, but at that point maybe there are heavier duty ones available as an option maybe. I hate trailer drama!

Tartilla

An axle running at rated weight should never have any issues of bending. I would figure there was in impact from a pothole or something that caused that axle deformation.

The big anti-mine vehicles used in Afghan would bend the axles if we were too aggressive on them. Likely sprung too firm with not enough travel potential.

Rough go with the trailer any way you look at it. Not normally something that gets a lot of scrutiny...trailer axle straight check.

They really hammered those tires.