Just got my truck back from UT, CO (LCDC), and NM. Two trails Ouray trails and lots of dirt/mud backcountry and NF roads, but nothing too hard core and no big "oh s***" noises.
Get home and wife says, "Why is the truck leaning?" Sure enough, on measuring from ground to top of wheel well, driver side rear wheel well is 1.75" higher than passenger side rear wheel well. Both front wheel wells are roughly same height as each other and also same height as passenger side rear well.
Is this something that is common to see and any knee-jerk guesses on what went wrong? Mostly deciding if this is a "take to dealer first" or "take aftermarket installer first" type issue.
Have a BP-51 setup and car was level as recently as when we left Houston for CO.
Thanks,
Get home and wife says, "Why is the truck leaning?" Sure enough, on measuring from ground to top of wheel well, driver side rear wheel well is 1.75" higher than passenger side rear wheel well. Both front wheel wells are roughly same height as each other and also same height as passenger side rear well.
Is this something that is common to see and any knee-jerk guesses on what went wrong? Mostly deciding if this is a "take to dealer first" or "take aftermarket installer first" type issue.
Have a BP-51 setup and car was level as recently as when we left Houston for CO.
Thanks,