Alignment issues

Anyone having issues getting camber to align? I smoked a set of stock tires in 6,100 miles. Outside of both front wheels were almost bald. Had the dealer do an alignment at 1,300 miles and the numbers were terrible.

now I’m showing 3.6 degrees on both front, which is JUST on the line for tolerance.

 

Are you driving a pro? I saw in a group on facebook that Toyota changed the toe spec for them due to wearing tires on the outside very quickly.

 

Here it is

 

Alignment specs vary depending on ride height. Ride height varies depending on tire size, lifts, etc...

On another recent alignment thread, someone posted Toyota's official alignment specs for different ride heights. From memory, there were all least 6 different ride heights for Tundras, and the alignment specs for each varied significantly.

Perhaps you can search for that thread to find those specs.

 

Here you go. I was mistaken, there are 18 different alignment specs for Tundras, depending on vehicle height.

I believe front vehicle height is the distance from the ground to the center the axle minus the distance from the ground to the center of the lower control arm bolt.

Hope this helps.

 

This is perfect thanks!

 

@Durtywrench

 

Yup, my tundra is a 2023 limited with the Toyota factory installed leveling kit, 20” Trd wheels with 35” bfg’s. Needed to be realigned after like 500 miles. They told me this happens once the tires and the kit “break in”. I rolled my eyes and left.