Getting Axles replaced next week.

[curtist1]

Looks like you have a sorry dealer and workers too

[philr_up]

I had the same issue on my 2500RL late last year. Less than 2500 miles when I noticed the issue. GD/Dexter replaced both axles with complete units including brake assemblies. New axles have larger tubes but still rated at 3,500 lbs each. They also provided brand new tires and wheels. Almost 2500 miles on the new axles and everything looks good. I did have one issue where I noticed after a few trips, the brakes needed more gain on the controller. Checked and based on how the dealer routed the wire connection on rear axle, a wire had disconnected from crimp connector. Fixed that myself and brakes are back to normal.

[Flip94ta]

Just an update, they replaced the axles, brakes and springs, I could tell after the fact they they had sagged some. Brakes were very weak on the lot, so I tightened them with a brake spoon, drive 100 miles and they were super hot, loosened them and they were fine. Overall I’m happy.

[traveldawg]

fwiw.... I had the inside tread rib wear down to the replacement warning marker between the ribs. I took it to an alignment shop and they fixed the out of alignment axels (both front and rear). I haven't made a long trip since so am still keeping an eye on things. It was a very well respected shop and one a lot of folks go to. The shop said there are a lot of trailers with bad alignment. I wish I had done this a year ago. You can read all about it here...

[Gryphon1]

We are having the same problem with out trailer, not as bad yet, only about 5,000 miles. It is just off warranty, but the dealer is contacting Grande Design and I am waiting to hear from them. I hope my next post will be a happy one.

2019 Reflection
2019 Ram 2500