Dave and Dege (Dodge) I hope you are doing ok! What you're experiencing
sounds to me, and I hope it is not, but check your lug nuts on both
sides. It is a pain for Dege to do and you might even have to call AAA,
Good Sam or whom ever you have for road service. But I honestly feel
you have one side loose. I will SWAG it at this point and say no more.
It probably is the middle wheel too! This is where most of the aft
weight is supported and if the lugs are not torqued to the 200 ft pounds
you can get sea sick on some roads. Not necessairly the worn out roads
from the trucks either. Old US 101 that was built by Dianni up around
Madona Road will pitch and roll the GMC like a small 26 ft yaught in a
Santa Barbara mild storm. I may be clear off base here but what you
have described is what I experience once too! Any ways it is not hard
for one of the road services to check out for you. However, under any
circumstances let them put air to any of the lugs either. Just a
torque wrench. Good luck. Blessings! Chuck,. Hanna and Barney
sounds to me, and I hope it is not, but check your lug nuts on both
sides. It is a pain for Dege to do and you might even have to call AAA,
Good Sam or whom ever you have for road service. But I honestly feel
you have one side loose. I will SWAG it at this point and say no more.
It probably is the middle wheel too! This is where most of the aft
weight is supported and if the lugs are not torqued to the 200 ft pounds
you can get sea sick on some roads. Not necessairly the worn out roads
from the trucks either. Old US 101 that was built by Dianni up around
Madona Road will pitch and roll the GMC like a small 26 ft yaught in a
Santa Barbara mild storm. I may be clear off base here but what you
have described is what I experience once too! Any ways it is not hard
for one of the road services to check out for you. However, under any
circumstances let them put air to any of the lugs either. Just a
torque wrench. Good luck. Blessings! Chuck,. Hanna and Barney
