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swirvin21 · 09-30-2013, 08:17 PM

Yeah...it did. I've met the owner of Road Armor, Mark, a few times and try to use products from guys that I have met personally. I went ahead and posted up how well it protected me on his Facebook page, so hopefully that helps him sell a few more.

My one concern is still the front axle and frame horn. The left front tire has a BAD flat spot and I'm thinking the rotor warped enough to add some resistance..which is scary to think of what could be wrong with the unit bearing. But it vibrated bad and I could only get it up to 55mph on the way home. Steering was obviously off as well...

If anyone has some E rated tires for 17" wheels, I may be needing some soon!!!

Hoping State Farm accepts liability, but if not, my insurance better believe me when I say someone hit my trailer and ran away.... An empty trailer doesn't just jack-knife when you lock the brakes!!!

09-30-2013, 08:17 PM	#101
swirvin21 V6 Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Glenpool Age: 44 Posts: 175	Yeah...it did. I've met the owner of Road Armor, Mark, a few times and try to use products from guys that I have met personally. I went ahead and posted up how well it protected me on his Facebook page, so hopefully that helps him sell a few more. My one concern is still the front axle and frame horn. The left front tire has a BAD flat spot and I'm thinking the rotor warped enough to add some resistance..which is scary to think of what could be wrong with the unit bearing. But it vibrated bad and I could only get it up to 55mph on the way home. Steering was obviously off as well... If anyone has some E rated tires for 17" wheels, I may be needing some soon!!! Hoping State Farm accepts liability, but if not, my insurance better believe me when I say someone hit my trailer and ran away.... An empty trailer doesn't just jack-knife when you lock the brakes!!! __________________ Kyle USMC 2003-2009 "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."