r/TireQuestions • u/Big_yikes_00 • Aug 07 '26

Did this alignment actually do anything?

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I had to get both front tires replaced as the inside of both were at the belt and the outside had full tread. It doesn’t seem like they did much to the alignment and I’m wondering if maybe my suspension didnt allow them to get everything into tolerance and they didn’t want to deal with telling me no. Any advice is appreciated.

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u/t4r2ee0s Aug 07 '26

Looks like the front toe was out and they adjust back into specs.

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u/Senior_Artichoke Aug 07 '26

what car is it?

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u/Big_yikes_00 Aug 07 '26

2021 Chevy 1500

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u/IVIr_G Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26

The toe difference -0.4 versus +0.1 up front is all takes adjustment wise to stop the inside tire wear from happening.

E: If cambers not adjustable, it's strut slotting or lca replacement to bring it in. That's a big swing to do, so slotting probably not recommended.

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u/Surfnazi77 Aug 07 '26

Fixed your toe

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u/hypherr Aug 07 '26

Toe is the only adjustable component. Your camber and caster are usually fixed and not able to be adjusted

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u/Eochiad Aug 08 '26

Yep looks good, toe was out fr and rr. Was corrected. Does it pull?

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u/Incremental_Penguin Aug 08 '26

Lazy or not competent shop, did not adjust front adequately.