Is this a dangerous situation?
I was driving behind my truck and noticed that it was dogwalking/side tracking. I took the truck to a shop that is a suspension shop. Thi is all they do. I have used this shop for years and I deal ...
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Thanks for bringing up these other options. I have owned the truck since new and it has NOT been in an accident. I don't understand them so I will present them to the suspension expert so ask if he checked these things.
I have in front of me the print out from the alignment that was done today. There are numbers for the rear axle. Since the rear is not adjustable there is no "specified range" listed.
Will the rear numbers for camber, toe, cross camber, total toe, or thrust angle tell us the if the rear axle is in line, centered, and where it is supposed to be? Thrust angle shows 0.01 degrees.
I have in front of me the print out from the alignment that was done today. There are numbers for the rear axle. Since the rear is not adjustable there is no "specified range" listed.
Will the rear numbers for camber, toe, cross camber, total toe, or thrust angle tell us the if the rear axle is in line, centered, and where it is supposed to be? Thrust angle shows 0.01 degrees.
