Tire Wear.. Help
kinda weird, but I only have outer wear on the passenger side of the front tire on mine. put a 5" lift kit and the wear hasn't changed with new parts. I was told by a tire shop that Dodges have wear issues on the passenger sides notoriously and there is no fix. any truth to that, I don't know but Ive seen a few other trucks with the same deal so it leads on to be.
I guess it's 20 lashes for me (please use a wet noodle). I didn't notice the 4x4 part. Shame on me! LOL
Did you read reply #2?
Tire wear on outside edge- Toe is off
Tire wear on inside edge- Camber is off.
Once again, acceptable toe is .00-.1
CAMBER IS NOT ADJUSTABLE
Tire wear on outside edge- Toe is off
Tire wear on inside edge- Camber is off.
Once again, acceptable toe is .00-.1
CAMBER IS NOT ADJUSTABLE
Last edited by Laramie1997; Jul 18, 2009 at 03:00 PM.
It sounds toed in. You can set the toe yourself with another person and a tape measure. I align all my vehicles myself and they all have even tire wear, and that includes the "notorious" TTB.
Depending on if the camber is positive or negative it can wear either the inside or outside of the tire. Same goes for the toe.
Depending on if the camber is positive or negative it can wear either the inside or outside of the tire. Same goes for the toe.
Thanks to all, for your help.
Bit the bullet and went in for an alignment.
Here's the spec's.
INITIAL
Caster left 2.8 Right 2.8
Camber left 0.1 Right 0.1
Toe left 0.20 Right 0.30
FINAL
Caster left 2.9 Right 2.9
Camber left 0.0 Right 0.0
Toe left 0.0 Right 0.0
Cost a new tie rod.... But looks and drives better...
Thanks again...
Bit the bullet and went in for an alignment.
Here's the spec's.
INITIAL
Caster left 2.8 Right 2.8
Camber left 0.1 Right 0.1
Toe left 0.20 Right 0.30
FINAL
Caster left 2.9 Right 2.9
Camber left 0.0 Right 0.0
Toe left 0.0 Right 0.0
Cost a new tie rod.... But looks and drives better...
Thanks again...




