Where to get front end alignment
I have a 2004 Fourwinds 5000 Class C motorhome. It's on a Ford E350 chassis with a twin I-beam from end. The vehicle pulls to the left and I want to get a front end alignment. Finding someplace to ...
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That twin I beam was a terrible design that Ford kept using.
I knew a guy that worked at a tire store years ago and doing an alignment meant bending the I beams. They figured out that it was cheaper to install new front coil springs which brought back the alignment. (old ones would sag)
I managed a small fleet of 350's in the late 70's. By 12,000 miles the radius arm bushings were shot too.
Swapping tires side to side might help, I have seen that work too.
I knew a guy that worked at a tire store years ago and doing an alignment meant bending the I beams. They figured out that it was cheaper to install new front coil springs which brought back the alignment. (old ones would sag)
I managed a small fleet of 350's in the late 70's. By 12,000 miles the radius arm bushings were shot too.
Swapping tires side to side might help, I have seen that work too.
