2022 RP202 Fender Clearance

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Brought home a 2022 Hood River Edition RP202 with the ST235 tires called for on side sticker.  Upon parking slightly unleveled, the front tires on both sides have minimal clearance in the wheel well.  Water tank is empty and trailer is sparsely loaded.  Ground is slightly unlevel to the door side and I leveled it out with Lynx blocks after these pics.  Sent dealer these photos and they told me all was normal that the tires will sit higher when parked.  Also had to do a tight turn to get into the tight spot.  Is that torsion tension that needs to be released by going back and forth a few times?
Any thoughts?  Even though bought "as is" California protects consumers from safety/road defects so I'm thinking about getting an RV tech out to look.  Dealer did the PDI, pulled up as they were pressure testing the water system for leaks.  They said PDI showed no issues.

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	Brought home a 2022 Hood River Edition RP202 with the ST235 tires called for on side sticker. Upon parking slightly unleveled, the front tires on both sides have minimal clearance in the wheel well. Water tank is empty and trailer is sparsely loaded. Ground is slightly unlevel to the door side and I leveled it out with Lynx blocks after these pics. Sent dealer these photos and they told me all was normal that the tires will sit higher when parked. Also had to do a tight turn to get into the tight spot. Is that torsion tension that needs to be released by going back and forth a few times? Any thoughts? Even though bought "as is" California protects consumers from safety/road defects so I'm thinking about getting an RV tech out to look. Dealer did the PDI, pulled up as they were pressure testing the water system for leaks. They said PDI showed no issues. Edited by superozzo - Today at 4:05pm

superozzo Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: Today Location: CA Online Status: Online Posts: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote superozzo Report Post Quote Reply Posted: Today at 4:00pm