Reading your post again, it sounds like you have more than pot holes? Rutting, alligatoring, etc.. If you have alot of problems with the outside 4-5 ft of a lane you could do what I did. I made a hopper/box 4ft wide on the end of the grade blade. It had shoes and was made to be 1.25 in lower than the grade blade. The trucks with the asphalt would dump out of the coal shute in the tailgate , spreading a 2 ft windrow. The grader operator would then come along and spread the asphalt 4 ft wide by 1.25 in thick. The trick is you have to have a grader that has blade float and articulates so the rear wheels don't run in the asphalt you just spread.
Chip Sealing a bad road will get you maybe 3 years, and does not make a road any smoother.
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