unlevel truck

with the sand bags in the back of my truck for the winter, one behind each wheel well and one in the center at the tailgate, when i take them out i sit fine, but with them in my truck sags to the left bad, its noticed more in the front then the back, does that even make any sence?!?!? i noticed it most today under the truck when i changed the oil grese and flushed it, seams like somethings just not right, what could it be??

I've heard about this in the past...something about weight balance and the tranny..didn't pay much attention to it though....

What is "a lot" to you? Also, how much do the sand bags weigh, some more heavy then others?

bags are 60 lbs eache, all the same weight, and a lot to me would be 2 ta 3 inches or so you can tell its not sitten right

dont' put the weigh behind the wheels. Put al weight immediately above the rear axle in the bed.

ive heard people both ways blazer the way that i look at it and it makes sence to me is, thing of the rear axel as a lever, like a teeder todder, whats easyer to push the teeder todder up, pushing right by the pivit point (the axil) or out at the end( the end of the bed)

Wrong, listen to me, I am not saying this for my own health.

With it the way you have it, every time you go over a bump or small hill in the road you will promoting the springs to hop and you will loose traction.

Put them over the axle as I said.

i see what your sayen, and it makes sence ill move um up over the axil, but still why am i so uneven??

Listen to BlazerLT when it comes to winter traction, he lives in the land of Ice storms, and some heavy snow falls.

I kinda think that you've got a weak, or possibly broken spring, allowing your truck to sag on 1 side.

Or just a bad shock.

Trust me on the winter thing, we already have two feet here.

God help me and my frozen Canadian ass.

The S10 lean?

We only have about 3" of snow where I live, but I'm driving to Winnipeg just after new years, then flying to Quebec City.

My poor old B.C. Blood will soon be Ice Blood

Oh yea, BCer have it easy with the temperate climate buffered by the ocean.

People from the southerrn states would think that I'm nuts, but I haven't even looked at my winter coat yet this year. I've only seen -6.c so far.

I live about 5 hours drive from the coast, so I see some cold days, and it doesn't rain that often