Tires look "cockeyed" after 6" lift and alignment

Hey guys wondering if anyone can provide advice. Lifted my truck a month ago with the 6" Fabtech kit wit 33x12.5 toyo M/T and 20x12 fuel wheels. Question is it normal for the tires to look kinda crooked when looking at it from the front end. Had an alignment and the truck runs good and all just not sure about tire wear with the tires looking so off? Any help please.

 

Well it's just the basic Fabtech lift.. I still have stock UCA which I know is the only way to get the caster right.. My camber and toe were within specks but the caster was like at five.. Like I said it rides fine but by looking at it looks like the toe is off but according to the print out it's not.

 

6" lift on the stock UCA? Ya... it's normal and not good.

 

I plan on switching the UCA out when I have the cash. The guy at the shop said with the caster being off it's not gonna effect tire wear.. Just at higher speeds I'm gonna sway little bit. I don't off road or anything like that.

 

here is the printout. The caster on the printout is not correct though. They put that on the printout so I can pass a state recon inspection.. Like I said the caster was around 5..

 

If they changed the caster numbers, how can you trust the rest of the numbers they gave you?

How do they look off? Is the bottom of the wheel tilted in? (Positive camber)

 

You dont need aftermarket UCA's for the 6" lift kits

 

Yea the bottom is tilted in but the right tire looks toed outwards