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They could either be out of adjustment, in which case you can crawl underneath and remove the rubber plug and adjust them up, or you may have rear hub seals leaking on them, making them slip. This is a common problem. If you see any oil on your inside rear tire or smell rear end oil around there, that's prolly the problem.