Hey, I'm hoping someone can help me identify what might be going on with my truck's steering. It's a 2002 Tundra, and for a few years now it drives with the wheel turned to the right at about 30 degrees. It doesn't pull left or right, it just seems like it centers itself at that point. I've had it aligned about 4 times already this year, and they get it to about 10 degrees off center, but after a few weeks I'll turn or hit a bump or something and it goes back. Another weird thing is that the caster was way off last time I took it in (about 4 degrees difference), which might explain why the right wheel rubs on the back of the fender more than the left wheel when turning or compressed.
Like I said, I've had it aligned (at NTB since I bought my tires there and got a 3 year alignment plan) about 4 times and it doesn't last. Any advice on what I need to tell them to look at that they might be missing, or any advice on someone in the DFW area who knows how to permanently fix it would be a huge help.
Thanks all!
Like I said, I've had it aligned (at NTB since I bought my tires there and got a 3 year alignment plan) about 4 times and it doesn't last. Any advice on what I need to tell them to look at that they might be missing, or any advice on someone in the DFW area who knows how to permanently fix it would be a huge help.
Thanks all!
