GDALWARP cuts off right edge of image?

I’m reprojecting GFS GRIB files to EPSG:3857 using gdalwarp. Resulting file get little bit shorter to the right so when I zoom in from zoom level 5 and higher, I can see vertical line with missing data. Check image below:

When I check edges with gdalinfo I could clearly see that map is indeed shorter:

Upper Left  (-20037508.343,26491625.382)  (180d 0' 0.00"W, 88d12' 0.00"N)
Lower Left  (-20037508.343,-26492654.355) (180d 0' 0.00"W, 88d12' 1.05"S)
Upper Right (20036608.125,26491625.382)   (179d59'30.89"E, 88d12' 0.00"N)
Lower Right (20036608.125,-26492654.355)  (179d59'30.89"E, 88d12' 1.05"S)
Center      (    -450.109,    -514.486)   (0d 0'14.56"W,  0d 0'16.64"S)

For tile x = 32767; y = 14181; zoomLevel = 15; I calculated geo coords:

x0 = 20036285.349764004
x1 = 20037508.34221653
y0 = 2693029.380466357
y1 = 2694252.372918885

and I get complexly blank image.

For tile x = 63; y = 28; zoomLevel = 6; There is missing data vertical line at the right side of image.

I am using SOURCE_EXTRA=1000. I tried much higher numbers, but I guess resulting tif bounding box is not calculated correctly so this doesn’t help.

Downloaded any grib2 file from here

Extracted 270 variable using wgrib2 tool with following grid params:

-new_grid latlon 180:23040:0.015625 -90:11520:0.015625

Finally, I used gdalwarp command:
gdalwarp -t_srs EPSG:3857 -wo SOURCE_EXTRA=1000 --config CENTER_LONG 0 -of GTiff --config GRIB_NORMALIZE_UNITS NO -co "TILED=YES" 270-16.grb test.tif


Extracted and interpolated grib file: link

Resulting TIF file: link

Any thoughts how to fix this?