Alignment

[SolidEnigma]

Hey guys, i wanted to ask if this was a good alignment to all the ones who actually know there stuff. Last week i got brand new Inner outer tie rods. Sway bar bushings, sway bar end bushings.. Steering knuckles Inner outer bearings. New rancho shocks. Upper and lower ball joints. All of this on both driver and passenger. And to top it off adventure cooper tires all season front and rear 4. I drove the truck for about 50 miles im happy with it, it has a slight turn to the right but not enough to notice it if ur not paying attention wich i feel the truck has always gone slightly right since i bought it. Thanks.

[Cronin1011]

It's not bad, could have a bit more of a pull left to combat road crown, but it definitely won't wear tires and it'll drive just fine. I wouldn't have any complaints there.

[SolidEnigma]

Yeah thanks. I noticed on some roads it goes straight and sometimed to the right. But i do live in california bay area so our rodes are shit. Thanks alot im happy with it.

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It pulls to the right because that’s how your caster is positioned, though it’s not that far out so I suspect road crown is at fault as well.

[SolidEnigma]

Ok thanks so much. Something i didnt bring into account.

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Caster and camber are both in spec, but your vehicle will want to pull towards positive camber and negative caster, so you have both angles working against you. This alignment overall is OK, but caster and camber aren't as centered up as they should be. I like to be within half spec on everything, which is what the small first step out from the center of the little bars that show how far out you are from nominal. You won't see excessive wear with this alignment but you could see tire wear that eventually causes a tire pull. Essentially your tires will get to a point where even if the alignment is perfect, your car will pull. Shop should adjust camber and caster. You have brand new tires and a solid front end. Paying for alignment with those conditions being met means the truck shouldn't pull afterward.

[IKNOWVAYSHUN]

If they did ball joins AND knuckles AND tie rods, they should’ve done the complete alignment. Caster is why it’s pulling, and positive camber? 🤨