Nah I got greased recently and it does it while bobtailing. I bobtail home a lot after my loads.
My new truck needs an alignment? Or is it something else?
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MD Alignment is the only way to go. Factory spec is not good enough. Those shops that give you a print out from the machine saying, "Look its withen factory spec the computers don't lie" and is laser so it can't be wrong. It's wrong, the tire are telling you something is no straight. The guy in Kansas City is really good everyone says Chad has MD Alignment system
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Greased the u joints in the steering column lately? Lots of places don't bother with the upper one under the dash.
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Have you checked the air pressure in your steer tires lately? Colder temps=lower psi. Low psi will make turning more difficult.
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Factory is just trying to get close enough . Most trucks need a good alignment, day one .
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