Alignment problems

So, I installed some Eibach coilovers and set them to a little under 2" and went for a lifetime alignment at Tires Plus. I've been back 3 times and they just make it worse each time. I keep telling them the steering wheel is off to the right and it pulls to the right. Can anyone look at these specs and tell me what's going on. Also if anyone knows a real alignment shop in Tampa I might just try and get my money back. They test drive it and say its fine yet I drive 30 feet and I notice the problems

 

It looks fine, the only thing I would do is lower the left camber a touch in relation to your pull right complaint. Because its lifted, I'd sacrifice some caster to reduce the camber.

Vehicle pulls to most camber, least caster.

Have they rotated the tires side to side yet? Tire pull is more likely than alignment in this case. Are they new tires?

 

Thanks for the reply. No tire rotation as it was just done 2000 miles ago. It was driving perfect until the lift. I had a 2/1 spacer lift that I replaced

 

Your camber should be way closer together. Your caster won’t affect whether it pulls or not and your toe is acceptable but would be better if it was the same on either side.

 

Would this make the steering wheel off too. Going straight it is clearly off to the right yet they insisted it was perfect.They are either blind or unqualified

 

I’m not an expert and I would not quote what I say, but if you put your wheels straight and your steering wheel is at an angle I would assume when they adjusted your tie rod ends they cocked the wheel. I would look into an offroad shop that does alignments near you and try and get your money back from the shop that did a bad job. If they don’t want to do it have one of their techs drive your truck with you while you’re in it.

 

They drove it without me in it. When I said something the service manager was real quick to be an asshole so the other customers didn't here.3 times and the wheel is still crooked. Tires plus must hire these guys straight out of high school

 

Then try and get your money back and move one. No sense in wasting your time (which costs money too) on that shop.

 

I think I will do that. I’ve wasted enough time

 

I felt the same way when I dealt with Firestone.

 

Does anyone know a good alignment shop in Tampa ?