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Stock tires rubbing after alignment?

I recently put on some Falken Wildpeak tires in the stock size and had an alignment. After the alignment, I started getting some tire rub on the left side mud flap. I went through the paperwork and realized I never got a print out of the specs so I can't see exactly where everything is at. I've seen countless threads of this happening with larger tires and a lift but don't recall seeing any with stock tires.
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Mud flap? Are you referring to the rear tires? If so it's solid axle and does not receive alignment. Maybe they rotated them around and a slightly larger one got swapped in, now causing rubbing?
In any sense, caster angle is what determines how far forward your wheel is, so if by some chance you're referring to the front I'd just go back and ask them to increase it/set it back to where it was
Edit: just realized they're brand new. Could be the size of the tread being increased opposed to what you had previously. I'm assuming you didn't notice rubbing before the alignment when you still have them on, at least
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My 285s fit better than that. I'd take that back and let them have the opportunity to try again.
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Pretty sure rear wheels receive a toe and camber adjustment. I always get a "4 wheel alignment" (for $50 using a Groupon - old school) and the sheet has different degrees noted before/after for the rears. I pulled my mud flaps before I tired-up, so no help there.
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Pretty sure rear wheels receive a toe and camber adjustment. I always get a "4 wheel alignment" (for $50 using a Groupon - old school) and the sheet has different degrees noted before/after for the rears. I pulled my mud flaps before I tired-up, so no help there.
I'd love to see where these alignment cams are then, cause I have a strong feeling they're jerking you around.
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I'd love to see where these alignment cams are then, cause I have a strong feeling they're jerking you around.
They never mentioned it. Some kind of black magic I suppose......that's Big-O Tires for ya! It makes no sense. I know you can adjust thrust angle on a leaf spring rear end....
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They'd have to really pull the caster down to get the tire back that far. You say stock sized tire - can you confirm the actual numbers on the side of the tire?

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They'd have to really pull the caster down to get the tire back that far. You say stock sized tire - can you confirm the actual numbers on the side of the tire?

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That's with the tire turned closest to where it rubs. It only rubs in reverse. Tire size is 265/70R16.
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Pretty sure rear wheels receive a toe and camber adjustment. I always get a "4 wheel alignment" (for $50 using a Groupon - old school) and the sheet has different degrees noted before/after for the rears. I pulled my mud flaps before I tired-up, so no help there.
There is no way to adjust toe and camber on the rear axle. If you have adjustable upper and lower control arms then you can change the pinion angle and the thrust angle of the axle but that's it. You are really only get a front end alignment.
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There is no way to adjust toe and camber on the rear axle. If you have adjustable upper and lower control arms then you can change the pinion angle and the thrust angle of the axle but that's it. You are really only get a front end alignment.
I wonder what the hocus-pocus they put on the sheet is all about. If I ever get another alignment from them, I'll call them on it.
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I wonder what the hocus-pocus they put on the sheet is all about. If I ever get another alignment from them, I'll call them on it.
You still get camber & toe readings for the rear wheels but they're not adjustable on the rear solid axle.
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You still get camber & toe readings for the rear wheels but they're not adjustable on the rear solid axle.
Yep but how is it that they appear to change somewhat on the printout before/after the fronts are adjusted? Is it a result of an altered front stance? Seems odd, if so...
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Yep but how is it that they appear to change somewhat on the printout before/after the fronts are adjusted? Is it a result of an altered front stance? Seems odd, if so...
The changes in the rear toe & camber during a front end alignment is usually pretty minimal but yes, my experience has been as the front end alignment changes, it has a mild impact on the unadjustable rear wheels.
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Yep but how is it that they appear to change somewhat on the printout before/after the fronts are adjusted? Is it a result of an altered front stance? Seems odd, if so...
Even the laser alignment machines aren't as accurate/repeatable as everyone is made to think. They are much better than the old style "analog" alignment machines but they still aren't perfect. During the alignment process most laser alignment machines require you to roll the vehicle either forward into position or backward then forward to where it was in order to measure camber. In order to get a caster reading the steering wheel needs to be rotated one way, then the opposite direction, then centered. All of this movement can cause sensors to change from the original positions resulting in a slight change in the rear alignment. Typically 0.01-0.03 changes in rear toe throughout that process are normal to see. I have seen rear alignment measurements change more than that due to bent parts or bad bushings allowing for more movement.
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Yep but how is it that they appear to change somewhat on the printout before/after the fronts are adjusted? Is it a result of an altered front stance? Seems odd, if so...
Like I said, they're jerking you around most likely. """Alignment technicians""", if you can even call them that, are as sketchy as lube techs. You give them an inch of ignorance and they take a mile
But I just don't trust many mechanics so I'm always skeptical of getting shafted somehow
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