CG2742
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Took truck to dealer. I have had 3 alignments done as the truck continues to pull right. Also started turning the wheel on its own on slower speeds to the right. Anyone have these kinds of issues?
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jay w
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Have you ever hit a curb or something that could damage the belts in your tires?
Narg
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Had an old Chevy that did that once. Got rid of it sooner than I normally do for a truck. Seems that there are certain issues with alignment in these long beasts that they just can't fix. Could be a tire, or wheel problem. Or just a simple camber vs. caster issue (they work together somehow and sometimes can't be adjusted right if things are just right.)
Jus Cruisin
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Looks like you have aftermarket rims and tires based on your avatar. You have no signature confirm. But if that's the case, put the factory rims and tires back on and see what it does.
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My 99 2500 did that. Never could fix it. I lemon lawed it. Mopar hard balled me until the day before the arbitration, called me, offered my purchase price back plus any upgrades like tires and wheels if I had the receipt and I took it. If they lost and its a lemon, they whole truck has to be crushed. Unusable. They buy it back, sell it used no warranty somewere.
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CG2742
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Oh it’s the same. I take them on and off way too much. First thing is did.
