Fzj80 1997
SILVER Star
The truck is pulling to the right after getting the upper and lower control arms changed (OEM) and aligned.
The truck is stock aside from a set of 33 inch Michelin ltx at2’s. I took it back to the shop after taking delivery of it due to the truck drifting to the right.
I read in other threads on here about pulling that people were suggesting to toe the front wheels in .1 degree total. I asked the shop to do it. They said that if they were to do that, the front tires would wear unevenly on the inside. They did not change the toe. They instead said that it was due to a sticking right caliper. They sent me a picture of the right and left side wheels with a temp gun pointed at it. The right side was 12 degrees hotter than the left. I’m questioning the accuracy of the assessment due to never noticing the truck pulling to the right when braking. Just more of a drift to the right when letting go of the steering wheel.
Below is a picture of the final alignment. Any help is much appreciated. I just want to get this sorted before the truck is taken on a 3,000 road trip next week.
The truck is stock aside from a set of 33 inch Michelin ltx at2’s. I took it back to the shop after taking delivery of it due to the truck drifting to the right.
I read in other threads on here about pulling that people were suggesting to toe the front wheels in .1 degree total. I asked the shop to do it. They said that if they were to do that, the front tires would wear unevenly on the inside. They did not change the toe. They instead said that it was due to a sticking right caliper. They sent me a picture of the right and left side wheels with a temp gun pointed at it. The right side was 12 degrees hotter than the left. I’m questioning the accuracy of the assessment due to never noticing the truck pulling to the right when braking. Just more of a drift to the right when letting go of the steering wheel.
Below is a picture of the final alignment. Any help is much appreciated. I just want to get this sorted before the truck is taken on a 3,000 road trip next week.