Alignment issues :/ Please help

The pro stock tire is a 265/70/16 I think there’s issues around bigger sidewalls.

 

Thanks! Going to Toyota today to drop off after work.

 

I'd highly doubt it was the bigger diameter or the sidewall seeing as so many people go bigger but who knows. I'm just happy it fixed.

 

I want to thank everyone on this thread. Had similar issues (pulling right) had the road force balance yesterday, didn't tell tech my issues. He came back and said the passenger side was way off. No more pulling.

 

This is a little old thread, but did you also get any viberations 70-75 mph? I'm chasing the same junk as you.

 

I have a 2018 Tacoma TRD 4X4 and I have had alignment issue since I bought the truck. I have stock rims/tires and it has never been right. I just spoke with a Toyota tech at the service center this morning and he informed me that Tacoma's made in their Baja facility have known issues with Alignment and the front suspension. There are currently no plans for a recall or no plans for Toyota to fix this issue. They are putting it on the customers even though they know these trucks made in Baja are defective. Id check to see if you are one of the unfortunate ones like me and got a known lemon.

 

that is a bunch of BS. I'm surprised you would even believe that $hit.

Post up your alignment results that should have been printed out for you when you had it done

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Did you ever get a fix? I am having the same issue. I have about 12,000 miles on my '23, and I feel like I am just now noticing it - as if it is just now setting in and may continue to get worse. I have all stock setup still, but have had the recall on the rear axle recently, and a few tire rotations with routine maintenance. I would ignore it, but I'm the kind of driver that feels everything the truck does, and I want it fixed. Seeking info to take it back to Toyota so I don't have to pay for a fix that may not actually fix the problem without work to the suspension.

I drive like a granny, and have not really been off road in anything other than sand/dirt. Anyway, this is not a Honda Civic, and I would have known if I hit something big enough to do this to a 4x4 truck. I have not. It kind of just developed.


(It pulls to the right and I too thought it was road grade for water drainage. Its's not. My tires are all 36PSI according to air pressure gauge.)