2013 Tacoma steering

Got an alignment shortly after got the truck. Bout a year ago I got new tires.
When I drive it likes to wander on the road. With the old tires I thought it was the tires causing that. Still does it with the new tires.
Wondering if this is commonplace with this truck or if I should get another alignment.
Thanks, jerry

 

Short answer is yes, because a good alignment will consist of an inspection of steering and suspension components. You should not, and can not, correctly align a vehicle with worn suspension/steering components.

I always get an alignment with new tires.
That way I can prove the vehicle was aligned at the time the tire were installed. If I need to file a warranty claim on the tires, I can have some proof it was not due the alignment.

 

Yes, for the cost of a new set of tires, I consider an alignment part of the package when I'm spending the money.

 

FYI
Took it for alignment. Rotated tires. EVERYTHING zeroed out; I was watching the machine. Checked all connections, joints, and etc. After rotation it doesn’t wander. Unless one of the tires had an issue I can’t imagine what’s the deal.