The amount of tire rotations, balances, and alignments I’ve done chasing this are crazy…have taken it to the dealership and two other mechanics. Both are stating they cannot figure out what is wrong.Try rotating the tires and see if anything changes before making drastic changes.
I'd like a bit more caster. You can add the Mopar lift lower control arms for $60-80.
Possibly that -0.26 degree thrust angle in the rear. It should be closer to 0 degrees.By looking at this could anyone tell me why it might pull so hard to the right and what to fix? No accidents or frame damage, adjustable front and rear track bar.
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If this vehicle doesn't have adjustable control arms, it's possible that the control arm bushings have deteriorated in a way that the axles are no longer properly aligned/square in your frame. If you have adjustable control arms, after checking bushing condition, adjusting the axles to square to the frame is a starting point.By looking at this could anyone tell me why it might pull so hard to the right and what to fix? No accidents or frame damage, adjustable front and rear track bar.
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AEV Steering Stabilizer. AEV suspension. Upgraded track bar. Cant recall the brand. 37s. Bfg ATs. Stock aluminum steering box.So, your Jeep is STILL pulling to the right after the alignment? If so, some recommendations for suspect components have been mentioned.
How many miles on your '19 Jeep? Still original suspension and steering components?