Trailer Tires Inside Tread Wear???

[Huntindave]

Originally Posted by Owen

Square axels, or custom ones as I called them are used to increase clearance between the hull and the axel.
For some reason, a square axel needs less camber...

They are used because they are cheaper to manufacture. Some axels that appear square are open on the bottom side. The axel only has a top side and two vertical sides, no bottom side.

[CrestSuperHawk]

So given this is the best bet to take it to an alignment shop as REW suggested or should I be doing something else at this point? If the suggestion is an alignment shop does anyone have a recommendation for a "good one" in the Appleton, WI area?

[REW]

Crest,
Let your fingers do the walking to find a shop that does trailer alignment work.

Give these folks a call:

https://accuratealignment.com/service/

If they can't do it, ask for reference to a shop that can do it.

or:

https://www.yellowpages.com/appleton...rate-alignment

or:

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...heel+alignment

[jjy]

I would weigh your setup and check the axle weight of your trailer. I passed on buying a new Crestliner because the boat with a few accessories was over the axle weight. Dealer said it's fine, they sell them all the time on base trailer. I'd definitely weigh your setup and check.