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  1. JanR

    What wheels are on your humvee?

    Yes, in reality the forces are transfered through the hub face. Since we are only interested in the forces on the bearings here, the wheel, hub face and axle can be thought of as a solid unit. The wheel force will always be the same, as long as the truck weight is the same. It is simplified to a...
  2. JanR

    What wheels are on your humvee?

    I made a quick force diagram. I hope you like my MS Paint skills :D As I see it, the weight of the wheel does not play a big role here. What matters more is the weight of the truck. With stock offset, most of the load is carried by the outer spindle bearing. When the wheel is positioned further...
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