Influencer I
Alignments
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Influencer I
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The only time an alignment will change is the event of wear or damage. That being said last time I aligned my rig was 5years ago after replacing tie rod ends.
If you need frequent alignments there is an issue in your suspension or steering that needs attention.
If you need frequent alignments there is an issue in your suspension or steering that needs attention.
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@Dilldog said it correctly.
Toe (steering) is the only thing that may need looking at after a good romp in the rocks.
Camber/Caster. Camber is springs. On your front, if you have a camber issue either you broke something or a spring is sagging badly.
Caster....you bent something. Badly worn bushings will also cause caster/camber issues.
Do some research and learn how to check and fix toe yourself. Its easy.
I can do all three in my driveway but toe is the one I do periodically because I tend to be hard on my vehicle.
Toe (steering) is the only thing that may need looking at after a good romp in the rocks.
Camber/Caster. Camber is springs. On your front, if you have a camber issue either you broke something or a spring is sagging badly.
Caster....you bent something. Badly worn bushings will also cause caster/camber issues.
Do some research and learn how to check and fix toe yourself. Its easy.
I can do all three in my driveway but toe is the one I do periodically because I tend to be hard on my vehicle.
