Tires not aligned when backing up

[rfaulkner99]

Hi, wondering if this is an issue or not. I have a 30' Cherokee Grey Wolf, and when I am backing in at an angle I have noticed that one of my wheels does toes out more than the other while turning, is that normal?

Looks something like this:

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[RJsfishin]

Its doing the same thing when going forward in a turn,.....literally trying to peel the tires off the rims :))

[RAS43]

MFL wrote:
I try not to leave suspension/wheels twisted when backed in, parked. I will pull ahead/back a little to release the twist first.

Jerry

This! 🙂

[MFL]

I try not to leave suspension/wheels twisted when backed in, parked. I will pull ahead/back a little to release the twist first.

Jerry

[Second_Chance]

Yes - very common with solid axle trailer suspension systems and the equalizers used on them. As long as everything is aligned when you're driving forward in a straight line and you're not seeing abnormal tire wear, you're OK.

Rob