Originally Posted by waldig
Many look to the front end for alignment. If you have had children you should have the information to know that all in life is not as it should be, ie most things are backwards
. The C is no difference when it comes to the steering angle.
You need to have a 4 wheel alignment as the back can
thrust you off center and then you have to STEER back on to the path that you want to take. If the rear alignment is off a bit the front has to steer to correct this rear alignment. The front can be all set but the rear toe and CENTERING can cause you all sorts of issues. WOODY
One of the steps on the old Bear and Hunter alignment machines was a step where you centered the wheel and then locked it in place. Then you did your alignment. That way the steering wheel was not off in relation to the four wheels. Of course that was many moons ago and I am quite sure things have changed. Before computers, imagine that??
I had this same issue a number of years ago with my last Ranger pickup and they were able to fix it straight up. Not sure why this time not so easy. But at any rate, no biggie, just picking some brains. Things usually will get worked out in the long run.
