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hemi43 · 05-04-2021, 10:11 AM

Don't waste your time going to a shop, do it yourself.
All that can be adjusted is toe-in. With 33" tires, aim for 3/16" toe-in.
If you want your truck to handle better, put a set of 3 degree caster shims in. From factory the trucks have around 3 degrees built-in, so adding these shims will give you a total of 6 degrees which is perfect for these trucks.
The camber also can't be adjusted (technically).
One last thing, make sure you have an anti-sway bar.

05-04-2021, 10:11 AM	#2
hemi43 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Ontario Canada Posts: 1,498	Re: Best alignment numbers Don't waste your time going to a shop, do it yourself. All that can be adjusted is toe-in. With 33" tires, aim for 3/16" toe-in. If you want your truck to handle better, put a set of 3 degree caster shims in. From factory the trucks have around 3 degrees built-in, so adding these shims will give you a total of 6 degrees which is perfect for these trucks. The camber also can't be adjusted (technically). One last thing, make sure you have an anti-sway bar.