Tag Tires Rubbing

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The owner discusses the first issue: the tag tires (rear auxiliary tires) rub on the RV's frame when the air suspension is fully aired down. This is a common problem in older Newell models of this vintage. He points out the wear marks on the frame and tire. From a DIY perspective, this indicates a potential need for suspension adjustment, modification to the wheel well, or careful management of air pressure.

Goal: Identify and understand the issue of tag tires rubbing on the frame.

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first of which that comes to mind is the tag tires in the back it does this weird thing where if it's aired down the whole way it rubs on the frame i don't know why it's just nulls of this vintage are just like this so if you have a thing where you are uh like you blow a bag or you have no air your tag tire is gonna rub on the frame i don't know if you can really see it in there but it touches some of you may remember way back on my channel i went and looked at dale earnhardt's old 1997 newell i almost bought it like i went there to buy it and it was having suspension problems we couldn't even get it out of the guy's driveway were onto the road because it was dragging this tire on the frame they all do that i don't know why they're built that way it's just a weird quirk about old renewals also with this stuff

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