wranglerguyman
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So to keep it short, my front passenger tire got hit by another vehicle. Now my steering sits at 12-6 when going straight but it does keep straight. What should I look for in terms of suspension/steering damage if any? This was a low speed fender bender (around 10mph).
I have attached some pictures, I noticed that my passenger tire sits flush with the fender and the drivers pokes out ever so slightly. I can't remember if this is how it should be or did my passenger tire go in a bit because of the impact.
Before I realign the steering, I checked to see if I bent the drag link, tie rod or track bar, but everything does look good to me. The only thing I see is maybe the track bar's angle of bend looks narrower than usual.
Here is a picture of the track bar which looks like it should.
Should I just go ahead and recenter the steering wheel and go along my day?
I have attached some pictures, I noticed that my passenger tire sits flush with the fender and the drivers pokes out ever so slightly. I can't remember if this is how it should be or did my passenger tire go in a bit because of the impact.
Before I realign the steering, I checked to see if I bent the drag link, tie rod or track bar, but everything does look good to me. The only thing I see is maybe the track bar's angle of bend looks narrower than usual.
Here is a picture of the track bar which looks like it should.
Should I just go ahead and recenter the steering wheel and go along my day?
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