Ok Guys, I just changed the tires on my 2010 Ford F150. After I changed the tires I noticed the steering wheel is now slightly off center. Before the change it was perfectly centered. What could have caused this and how can I correct it? The truck does not pull and drives straight down the road with the steering wheel slightly off.

 

The right way to fix it is go get an alignment.

 

yes an alignment should fix the issue. toe is mostly slightly out

 

Because the roads are not level and slope to the right for water drainage, Fords compensates for it and sets the wheel slightly off center ( 0.6), right from the plant.
Some people don't even notice and then, some do.

 

I found the problem. I decided to check the tire pressure. Keep in mind that these are brand new tires installed at a dealership. But I found the left front tire with 40 psi and the right front tire with 25 psi. I adjust both to 35 psi and wheel is straight again. You would think that coming from a dealer they would have had the same psi in all tires. I haven't even checked the back tires yet but I will when I get home this evening.

 

Better keep an eye on the pressures - you may have a leak.