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Camber issue on 2024 TRD Pro suspension?

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Mine are still canted slightly inward.
I don't remember the exact specs but I think some positive camber is normal. But it sounds like you have negative camber, and I would definitely get it aligned.
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Here's my spec after they aligned it last year.
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I'm at 8,000 miles and had Toyota check the alignment. My toe was a bit off so they fixed that free of charge (dealer told me 1 free alignemnt within the first year or 12k miles, which ever comes first). The visual looks the same before and after though, so I guess it is supposed to have some positive camber agreeing with many of you all here.


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With the exception of the missing caster measurments, My new allignemnt spec sheet looks what OlafTheNork had posted

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I'm at 8,000 miles and had Toyota check the alignment. My toe was a bit off so they fixed that free of charge (dealer told me 1 free alignemnt within the first year or 12k miles, which ever comes first). The visual looks the same before and after though, so I guess it is supposed to have some positive camber agreeing with many of you all here.





With the exception of the missing caster measurments, My new allignemnt spec sheet looks what OlafTheNork had posted

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Looks like they didn't touch the camber. I would get that fixed. My tires got smoked from the bad camber from the factory. I even had it realigned after putting new tires on and the alignment shop said it was in spec with the crazy camber. I just put on new tires again (went with 35's) and had it aligned at a different shop and they got the camber back to a happy place .3 and .4. Prior, It was at 1.5 both sides!
 

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I have a little over 1000 miles on my Pro. Yesterday, I noticed my front wheels are now canted inward. I'm assuming this has to do with the break in with the suspension and it just needs to be adjusted. Can anyone with suspension knowledge confirm? I have an appointment on Monday. Anyone else with a Pro noticed this on yours?

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I have a little over 1000 miles on my Pro. Yesterday, I noticed my front wheels are now canted inward. I'm assuming this has to do with the break in with the suspension and it just needs to be adjusted. Can anyone with suspension knowledge confirm? I have an appointment on Monday. Anyone else with a Pro noticed this on yours?

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I went through one set of front tires in the trucks first 8000Km or so. Dealerships couldn't figure it out as the camber specs were within range. Mine were 1.5+. They corrected to 1.4+ which is a minor adjustment the wear continued. I will be opening a case with Toyota Canada. If the dealerships are setting the camber to within range it's a Toyota Canada problem. I recently had an adjustment done on August 23rd, on the 25th I drove roughly 1200km highway and the outter edge is now bald. Ideally I'd like to be reimbursed or the multiple alignments and tires I have had to pay out of pocket for. It's rediculous. Camber should probably be in the .05+ to 0.9+ range, something I had to figure out for myself.
 

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Camber should probably be in the .05+ to 0.9+ range, something I had to figure out for myself.
Good job figuring this out! I bet you put more thought and effort into fixing this than your dealer did. The alignment specs for Pros are crazy, and different owners have been given different answers about what the exact specs are.

You are not the first owner to have had this problem and I don't believe that Toyota has ever done anything about this. I guess we should lower our expectations because these were not expensive trucks, right?

Talk about ridiculous!
 

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Toyota Specs are a broad range for the 19yr old tech to hit between the margins. Know where you want your specs and find a shop that will make it so.

This was at less than 2500miles, so don't trust the manufacture or dealership to make it right.

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