i was wondering do worn out shocks cause a slight lean or could it cause one my truck im kinda noticing a slight lean in the front wheel but my shocks have been thru hell their probably working off mud right now. but i was just wondering

 

Well, I'm not for sure, but. A while back, i noticed my shocks were like that, they swayed on a turn, and when i pushed down on a fender it wouldn't take much for it to bounce ya know. So i figured it was time for shocks, so i got new Rancho RS 5000's all around, and i noticed a big handleing difference and alot better on bumps. And by the way, my truck had factory shocks on it, with 145,000 miles! 145,000 ROUGH miles...

 

typically no, shocks wouldn't cause something like that. More likely caused by a weak spring. Is the truck a 150 or more. The 250s have a tendancy to lose the arch in the springs and cause the wheel tilt like you say. I am not to famillier with the littler trucks. hope it helps

 

I run Skyjacker Nitros and Hydros......great shocks and they only cost around $30-$40.

 

The wheel leans or the truck leans? Leaning wheel could be caused from bad ball joints or weak springs. I doubt bad shocks would cause any kind of lean. If the whole truck leans, I would assume springs.

 

My was leaning after new springs, shocks, it was a bad rubber body mount. Check these out as well.