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Old 10-18-2009, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by vibes View Post
Hey guys
Its a 4x4 SR5 iForce.
Not to sure about the alignment but it does go in a straight line.
Just because it goes in a straight line does not mean the alignment is fine. The alignment will make sure the tire rides flat on the road by making the wheel sit on the truck straight up and down. An alignment will cost around $75 and will save you tons on tires down the road.
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