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I got a question related to this...I bought my lift/tires/wheels used..now the guys front tires were bald on the insides, so we put them as the rear tires.. do you think it was just something wrong with what he did?cause after i put the lift on we got it aligned and everything, i just dont want it to happen to the front tires we have on there now..
Sorry if i thread jacked a little
Sorry if i thread jacked a little
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You should alway get a copy of the alignment numbers. You can check to see how close to specs you are. They might do an aligment, but it might not be in spec. I just had mine checked and it just makes factory specs. They suggested (after I noted the issue) that I get adjustable upper control arms to get a better alignment. The lower control arm is maxed on one side and just about on the other side. Have adjustment up top would solve the problem of inner tire wear. The fronts after a lift tend to sit like this / \ when they should be like | |
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that not good I had the same problem with mine after I put the suspension lift on and got it alinged, about 4 weeks later the inside of the front tires were wore down about 1/4" more than the outside so I jacked the front up loosend the camber adjustment bolts and adjusted the upper A-arms out a little bit and it drives alot better now, before it would wonder all over the road but now it tracks strait so I guess its pretty close, I`m not sure how good it does me to get a good alingment because after I go through a 3-4ft ditch sideways I think the alingment is probably gone after that, what do yall think?
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