Tires wearing on the inside after new tires & king pins.

Batavia, I was there about 29 years ago in a 81 Cabover Freightliner…

 

If this was the same shop that did your wheelbearings I'd stay away from them.

I've worked in shops that didn't do alignments but we always did what @OLDSKOOLERnWV mentioned. Don't need expensive alignment tools to set toe, just some common sense and a tape measure.

 

Does not matter if they offer/do alignment or not. They should have: 1) sent the truck out to have it aligned before giving it back to you 2) referred you to a place or 2 that does alignments 3) informed you that an alignment needed to be done 4) at least got it close using the method Oldskooler and AModel suggest and then informed you they recommended it be put on a machine.

 

You the same fella with the bearings on fire couple weeks ago?

 

So did that happen in 500 mi or 30? either way that’s a terrible job. I would think they would be so far out of whack you could see it but can’t really pick anything up in the picture. Could you smell burnt/hot rubber while you were driving

 

I’ve seen bent tie rods create the same problem….