Reading wheel alignment and spec ok?

[toyo808]

I just installed daystar 2.5-1.5 on my 2017 4runner. Here are the numbers below. I have no idea how to read this and they guy who did my alignment wasn't much help. They didn't charge me for some reason I wanted to know if I should get it redone at another shop. Can someone please help me out. Thanks

Camber
L- .8
R-.8

Caster
L-1.5
R- 2.0

Toe
L-9
R-9

SAI
L-11
R-11.4

Included angle
L-11.8
R-12.2

Cross camber
0

Cross caster -.5

Cross SAI -.4

Rear
Camber
L-.2
R-.4

Toe
L-.07
R-.01

 

[gm350reratliff]

I would think they could do better than what you have. Here's a quick and dirty guide on how to read the printout: https://www.thoughtco.com/wheel-alignment-defined-281574

My opinion is the camber is too high which means your wheel is leaning outward and could cause the tires to wear on the outside. Typically, anything +\- .5 will can cause excessive tire wear but there's some exceptions to that.

On these IFS Toyotas that are lifted, they seem to like caster angles closer to 4°. This is usually regarded as a non-tire wearing angle however, if the caster difference is too high it can cause a pull which will wear the tires.

Sorry, Stepping out the door now, I'll add to this if I have time.

 

[toyo808]

I would think they could do better than what you have. Here's a quick and dirty guide on how to read the printout: https://www.thoughtco.com/wheel-alignment-defined-281574

My opinion is the camber is too high which means your wheel is leaning outward and could cause the tires to wear on the outside. Typically, anything +\- .5 will can cause excessive tire wear but there's some exceptions to that.

On these IFS Toyotas that are lifted, they seem to like caster angles closer to 4°. This is usually regarded as a non-tire wearing angle however, if the caster difference is too high it can cause a pull which will wear the tires.

Sorry, Stepping out the door now, I'll add to this if I have time.

So today I went ahead and got alignment at another show who specializes in lowered and lifted cars/trucks. Everything is back into spec and good to. Thanks for the help!