safaristeve
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I picked up a new 2019 SR5 Premium and it would only drive straight with the steering wheel turned slightly to the right. I swapped the wheels with TRD Pro wheels and Falken Wildpeak tires at around 200 miles. I took it to the dealer a few weeks ago with 2K miles on it for the steering issue. They claimed that the wheels and tires affected the alignment and couldn't do it under the 12 month/12K coverage.
I didn't mind too much at the time because I talked to a sales manager who said he'd take care of the $99 cost due to another issue I'd had with them, but they're now deducting it from the other compensation they were supposed to send me.
Is it at all possible for new wheels and tires to require an alignment to be done? I didn't think that could alter the suspension geometry, but this is a first for me.
I didn't mind too much at the time because I talked to a sales manager who said he'd take care of the $99 cost due to another issue I'd had with them, but they're now deducting it from the other compensation they were supposed to send me.
Is it at all possible for new wheels and tires to require an alignment to be done? I didn't think that could alter the suspension geometry, but this is a first for me.