derekjm14

So, I noticed my front end is wearing my tires more on the outside than the inside. I already rotated the tires, but now I need to figure out what is causing the wear. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to check and how to check it? I have a rough country 2.5" lift with only springs and shocks. I never had the alignment done after the lift because it seems to drive fine after adjusting the steering. Anyway, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Dr.McNinja

Get it aligned. You probably have the tires toed in too far. Nothing else on the lift would be that drastic.

nthinuf

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...-end-alignment

derekjm14

Do I need to take it in or can I adjust the toe-in myself? I read over the write up and it seems pretty simple.

jantonix

You simply need a wheel alignment properly done for oversized wheels to fix that problem, a wheel alignment is a must about 1k kms after a lift is installed.

Biff Malibu

Getting an alignment done is a waste of Money. Other than the caster, a lift doesn't change anything but the steering wheel position, which can be adjusted in a few minuets with little to no mechanical skills