Alignment issues with a 04 fx4
I am having issues with my alignment. My tires are obviously bowing out when you look from the front. Camber I belive. I've taken my 04 Fx4 to pep boys numerous times in the past month for my alignment. Every time I go in they tell me that FORD made these trucks tires to sit that way because according to their machine it says that it is within FORD specs when it's obviously not correct. Anyone have any guidance on what I should do without having to go pay another shop to look at it.
Go to a different shop.
My '04 appears to have normal caster/camber.
Are your tires wearing uneven side to side? If so, get into a shop that will get the work done ASAP.
Need to check for loose and or worn front suspension parts before going into the shop. If there are loose parts, they will need to be replaced before a proper alignment can be effective.
Any of the shops should have the knowledge and capability to completely diagnose the front end.
My '04 appears to have normal caster/camber.
Are your tires wearing uneven side to side? If so, get into a shop that will get the work done ASAP.
Need to check for loose and or worn front suspension parts before going into the shop. If there are loose parts, they will need to be replaced before a proper alignment can be effective.
Any of the shops should have the knowledge and capability to completely diagnose the front end.
Go to a different shop.
My '04 appears to have normal caster/camber.
Are your tires wearing uneven side to side? If so, get into a shop that will get the work done ASAP.
Need to check for loose and or worn front suspension parts before going into the shop. If there are loose parts, they will need to be replaced before a proper alignment can be effective.
Any of the shops should have the knowledge and capability to completely diagnose the front end.
My '04 appears to have normal caster/camber.
Are your tires wearing uneven side to side? If so, get into a shop that will get the work done ASAP.
Need to check for loose and or worn front suspension parts before going into the shop. If there are loose parts, they will need to be replaced before a proper alignment can be effective.
Any of the shops should have the knowledge and capability to completely diagnose the front end.
Thank you





