Steer axle
Toe and camber settings can change how a steer tire contacts the road.
If your truck pulls or wears out steer tires unevenly, call with your make, model and axle setup. Ask which axles can be checked on our Hunter equipment.
Steer and drive axle angles can both affect how a tandem tractor tracks. The unit and its condition determine which checks apply.
Toe and camber settings can change how a steer tire contacts the road.
When the drives point off-line, the driver may have to correct at the steering wheel to hold a straight course.
Steering and suspension play can affect the readings. Flag any recent front-end work or clunks.
On a tandem tractor, the direction of the drive axles affects how the truck tracks. Ask which measurements apply to your unit when you book.
If the old tires wore unevenly or the truck pulls, ask for an alignment check. Share any recent steering or suspension work with the shop.
Tell us whether the truck is a single-drive or tandem tractor, and what you’ve noticed at the wheel.