I'm glad they made it right, finally.
my rear tires are cambered in, is that normal??
2000 safari awd
I had a small accident where the right rear tire was hit, the shop did an alignment and replaced the right rear axle that was bent they said but the rear tires seem like they are cambered in to far.
Are they even suppose to be cambered in ?
Also the van has an obvious dog track to it which it never had proir to the accident .
Should a proper alignment bring the vehicle straight again and get rid of the dog track ?
I drove behind another safari and it seemed to have no camber to the rear wheels,the handling is not very good on snowpack or ice at highway speeds either it seems to pull and almost lose control,very scarey
I had a small accident where the right rear tire was hit, the shop did an alignment and replaced the right rear axle that was bent they said but the rear tires seem like they are cambered in to far.
Are they even suppose to be cambered in ?
Also the van has an obvious dog track to it which it never had proir to the accident .
Should a proper alignment bring the vehicle straight again and get rid of the dog track ?
I drove behind another safari and it seemed to have no camber to the rear wheels,the handling is not very good on snowpack or ice at highway speeds either it seems to pull and almost lose control,very scarey
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