Take it to a good alignment shop. Tell them what it does wrong and what you want it to do. Most dealerships do not know how to do an alignment. Even though the truck is in spec per the dealership, in can be wrong.
Mine was new. Had been aligned twice. Doesn't make a difference. It still gets pulled harder by grooved pavement than any of the other trucks I've ever owned. Grooved pavement being yet another example.mjw357 said:1) Play in steering components like discussed (unlikely, it's brand new)
2) Alignment (not enough toe)
See, I feel exactly opposite. Compared to my '99 S-10 ZR2, my '90 F-150, and several different Rams (3) and Dakota's (2) that my friends have owned over the years, the Titan is much much more stable than those vehicles. Even with my lift and larger tires it handles better than any of those did, with exception of the ZR2, which handled really well and was probably equal to the Titan IMHO.Carbeaux said:but relative to the other trucks I've had the Titan is twitchy. :dunno: