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Originally Posted by MVR 155
A bad ball joint and bad wheel bearings can certainly contribute to your problem. Have you looked at your tires closely? Any uneven or excessive wear? This can also be a huge factor in how your truck will track, especially on uneven/grooved pavement.
I would suggest replacing the parts you describe and possibly your tires (rotating may also be an option) if they are worn unevely and then get a good alignment.
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Ive just put a new set of fronts on. The old ones were wearing on the insides. Ive had the alighment done. But to be honest i dont have the correct figures to work with(If anyone can give them would be appreciated) The guy doing the alignment work done it to what he thought best using the laser tracking gear.
Well the bearings will be going on this week along with the ball joints. I will see how it goes then.