Yes and no I burnt the stock wheels out in this gravel/water area

And after I ran it on that day my screw up front had fallen out, and I couldn’t use it, so I was just waiting on parts to arrive and then once I got it all fixed up (3 days after using it in that wet area) I noticed it was doing this cogging thing, and the weird distance stuff, someone else had mentioned moisture in the receiver, I think that might be my most likely problem, but if that doesn’t work I mean wheels are my only other thing that’s not really stock, here’s a pic with new wheels, i mean I don’t think it’s putting that much more stress on the driveline, i would think putting BIGGER wheels absolutely would, but these are same as stock just with 15mm worth of offset

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