Wheel Alignment at Home (Tacoma DIY / How To)

Wheel Alignment at Home (Tacoma DIY / How To)

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how to do a wheel alignment of your Toyota Tacoma at home!

The alignment spreadsheet can be downloaded from my website:
http://www.karl-flores.com/resources.html

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James Cook says:

I have a Toyota Tacoma truck my front tires are wearing on the inside how do i fix that

TUNDRA CRUZ says:

I had Toyota of Hollywood do my alignment on my 2019 Tundra 5 times and both the steering wheel and the Tundra drift to the right once I let go of the steering wheel. I don't know what else to do.

Agustin Herrera says:

Hey so when adjusting camber is the wheel supposed to be centered front to back in the wheel wells?

Jason Cannon says:

Great explanation brother. At least now I know where my 120 bucks is going while I watch this local tire shop do my alignment for me lol cheers

Travis Robinson says:

Great video.

Russ Lozinski says:

Yo brother I’m 59 years old I owned a roofing company for 26 years 18 trucks a crane lull and a lot of other stuff the first year I started doing my own work but never front end alignments I would always send it out. Now I’m running a horse farm in Massachusetts and I go to the mountains of Maine a hundred plus miles into the woods and These guys have to much money but can’t change a tire. One guy has a Toyota all done up for the mountain and broke the front end right out of it because they all drive a hundred miles an hour for real so this truck I took back to the farm to replace the front end I was gonna send it out for alignment then I watched your video and I did it myself honestly it took more than an hour but I didn’t have to pay out and I got to charge for the work. Thanks again brother. If you get this please friend me on Facebook Russ lozinski an thanks again you know you’re stuff my friend

asdfghj says:

How do you make sure that the toe measurement taken against the fishing line isn't steering input? One way I could think of is to go back and forth between two sides or get 4 jack stands to do both sides simultaneously.

Thanks for the vid my man, this is super helpful!

Trevor Landrum says:

Is your spreadsheet still available?

JaffNo898 says:

was that a skid plate or a snow shovel?

Phil Aldan says:

does all 4 tires need to be off the ground to make adjustments?

Zachary Soun says:

In the snow!

t knight says:

Love it! Easy to comprehend,Straight forward without all the blabbering. Thanks.

Ariel Duffond says:

Thank's kflo you save my money.
Good video, saludos desde Panamá city.

Javier Torres says:

Hey just wondering I've had 2 toyotas one was a 1987 22r hilux pickup and now i have a 98 tacoma,it seems like you know about these trucks and i would apreciate your opinion on a few things and maybe i could help you with aomething

Diego Martinez says:

Thanks as always for the video! Have you seen the square camber tabs? I am thinking of trying but you know more than I do I think you should try them before I do.

D. Pounds says:

Great info useful

Luis Ruano says:

Good video amigo thanks a lot

Johnny Galvan says:

And when adjusting my camber and caster it does have an affect on the toe on my 2002

Johnny Galvan says:

Camber I think is the trickiest most tedious headache to try to achieve and it takes so much patience

Johnny Galvan says:

Ok buddy I have watched your video over and over still trying to figure this thing out , so if it’s ok can I ask so when doing this alignment should I do the camber first or the caster ? Because in your video I seen after you adjusted your camber you then made another adjustment with the same adjustment bolts going in the opposite direction from each other , wouldn’t that affect the adjustment you had just made to the camber ? So I’m confused to witch one goes first now the camber or Caster

Kiddomike says:

Do you recommend also adjusting the upper control arms cam bolts for camber? Or do I even need to do that?

It seems that the alignment shop do not touch the upper control arm bolts. Hence, my camber on my truck is slightly off spec.

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