Wandering on the freeway
If the truck drifts and needs constant correction at speed, the caster is probably too low after the lift.
Lifted and leveled trucks need more than a standard alignment. We set yours up to track straight, steer true and protect those big tires.
Specialty Alignment
Raising a truck changes its caster, camber and toe, and factory specifications no longer tell the whole story. Many shops turn lifted trucks away or set them to stock numbers that do not suit the new geometry.
We work on lifted, leveled and lowered trucks every week. We account for ride height, tire size and how you use the truck, whether that is a daily run down the 5 or weekends out in the desert.
Warning Signs
If the truck drifts and needs constant correction at speed, the caster is probably too low after the lift.
Large off-road tires are expensive. Inside or outside edge wear means the camber or toe is off.
A crooked wheel after a kit install means the alignment was never finished correctly.
Common Questions
Not always. It takes equipment that fits larger tires and technicians who understand modified suspension. This is work we do regularly.
Sometimes. Taller lifts can need adjustable control arms or other correction parts to bring the angles back into range. We will tell you before doing any work.
Right away, and it is worth a recheck after the new suspension has settled over the first few hundred miles.
Tell us your lift height and tire size and we will take it from there.