That could be a factor. Does it feel like the bump is coming from up there or no?

 

the best way I can describe it is it don't matter how big the bump is it shakes the truck bad... very bad like it feels as though the shocks are blown out and the tires come up off the ground lol. it could be a small small chip in the pavement and ile feel it. front or rear it all shakes

 

Im going to ask the obvious question, ARE your shocks blown? or better yet which ones did you put on if you serviced them? it could be you had the wrong shocks put on and well.... they're not meant for a light truck. Tho light is subjective with these trucks.

 

from what I can tell they are the auto zone cheapies I cannot be certain but they look fairly new ... I was going to swap them out for some bielsteins

 

I think that may not be such a bad idea.

 

well fellas so I have noticed when the bed is loaded the back right wheel is REALLY leaning in and the front tire is now as it should be so I'm suspecting wheel bearings /ball joints... I suppose I will have a lot of questions as I am taking it down to the frame within the next month.

 

Either a totally wasted wheel bearing or you've got an axle tube about to come lose from the pumpkin.

 

with a load in the bed it's very noticable.

 

Jack up that side of the rear end. Shake the wheel. That's a full floating axle, so, there are two sets of bearings on a hub that locate the wheel. They may be loose, or one of 'em may be bad.

 

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