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Old 06-24-2009, 06:50 AM   #1 (permalink)
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wheel alignment?

Hi TNers,

Just a quick question...should a wheel alignment be needed after I recently replaced both front axles? I have a 95 Camry LE with 91,000 miles.

Thanks very much for evryone's opinions.
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No, you are not changing any of the adjustable suspension angles when simply replacing the axles.

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No, unless they've settled over the years. Do you see wear on inside or outside edges of both tires?
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You'll know when you drive it. It should drive straight and drift just to the right all by itself if right on.
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"It should drive straight and drift just to the right all by itself if right on."

It shouldn't drift at all on a level road.

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"It should drive straight and drift just to the right all by itself if right on."

It shouldn't drift at all on a level road.

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It doesn't drift at all when driving in the city but at highway speed,65mph it will drift to the right. Any suggestions?
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various shops offer an alignment check for a very nominal fee, can't be bad to have it checked.
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Before going to have the alignment checked try switching the 2 front tires with each other. See if it now pulls to the opposite side. One of your front tires may have what's known as a radial pull. If the car still pulls to the right, then switch the 2 front tires back to their original positions and take the car to an alignment shop.

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