2016 Dodge 3/4-ton 4WD wearing on outside of both front tires like too much toe-in. Ball joints and tie rods feel tight. Simple alignment issue or would you suspect something else?
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Straight axle dodges are a pain to keep a good alignment especially if you’re running over than stock sized rims and tires.Straight axles don’t have all the adjustments that independent suspensions have.I used to run 35” tires on mine but have gone down to 33s and I still have to replace wheel bearings about once a year and ball joints about every other year or so.I average about 30-35k miles a year though.Make sure you’re rotating every oil change too,I change my oil and rotate at 7500 miles.If you can find a good front end shop to do your alignment and not NTB or Discount.
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Originally posted by Smokeater View PostStruts maybe? They'll affect tire wear as well...I think.
Originally posted by Pipeliner1 View PostStraight axle dodges are a pain to keep a good alignment especially if you’re running over than stock sized rims and tires.Straight axles don’t have all the adjustments that independent suspensions have.I used to run 35” tires on mine but have gone down to 33s and I still have to replace wheel bearings about once a year and ball joints about every other year or so.I average about 30-35k miles a year though.Make sure you’re rotating every oil change too,I change my oil and rotate at 7500 miles.If you can find a good front end shop to do your alignment and not NTB or Discount.
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