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here is a picture of my rear wheel. Looks to be very toed in.. Doesn't seem to be wearing tires unevenly however? Am I blind ? Does the body lines make the rear wheels look toed in a bit? What could be causing the toe in if it is in fact an alignment problem? Help please


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I can just imagine the insurance conversation now....

Assessor - So why did you crash?

Insured - I went around a corner and my rear end just stepped out and hit that other car - I don't know why, maybe my alignment wasn't right after all.

Assessor - Why would you suspect alignment?

Insured - Well, I thought I had a wheel alignment issue, and so I asked people on the Internet after I took a photo of my car for them to review.

Assessor - And what did the people on the Internet say?

Insured - There was lots of debate and some folks felt I should get a professional alignment to be sure, but instead some random guy said it looked fine and not to worry. So I thought that sounded good and I didn't bother.

Assessor - And how did that work out?

Insured - Yeah, not so good I guess.....

OP,

1- go and get some string.
2- if you cant work the rest out I suggest a professional wheel alignment.

Dann

*2 for string. Consult Dr Google then see an alignment specialist. Heaps of them recommended and not recommended on this forum.

A solid knock can cause one of the lower rear control arm adjusting bolts to slip. Changed toe is the most obvious symptom.

gslender

However, how well does you car turn into a corner as toe-in toe-in enhances straight-line stability.

The car drives fine . And just for the record i was just asking oppions . Obviously I see that it's out of alignment I was just wondering what could of cussed such .


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Caused *


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