Jeep Steering - pulling left when braking after 35's + 20" wheels

[Mikev5521]

Hey Guys,

Just put on 35s and 20" inch rims as well as a leveling kit on my 2019 Jeep Wrangler, shortly after I noticed a pull to the left when braking. Any ideas? Sorry still a noob. ?

Thanks!

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[hoag4147]

Hey Guys,

Just put on 35s and 20" inch rims as well as a leveling kit on my 2019 Jeep Wrangler, shortly after I noticed a pull to the left when braking. Any ideas? Sorry still a noob. ?

Thanks!

What size level kit?

 

[Mikev5521]

What size level kit?

It was a 2.5, but the guy at the shop told me its the alignment after all. Shouldnt they have caught prior to doing all work. And Thanks Hoag for replying.

 

[hoag4147]

It was a 2.5, but the guy at the shop told me its the alignment after all. Shouldnt they have caught prior to doing all work. And Thanks Hoag for replying.

Well. If your Toe settings were off a bit may not notice as much on stock tire size. Throw some 12.50 wide on there and could very well see/feel a difference. At 2.5” spacer lift you are right on the edge of needing an adjustable track bar to center the front axle. That could possibly cause a slight pull. Good luck with alignment. If still doing make sure to throw a pic up here of alignment setting after.

 

[Notorious]

needing an adjustable track bar to center the front axle

This is correct! Centering the front axle should fix the issue.

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