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Smitty
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Blazing Blue Pearl
Because that's the size that you ordered
Kaboom
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what do you mean cause thats the size I order?
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Blazing Blue Pearl
Sounds like you have an issue. Has the truck ever been in an accident? I'd head to the nearest alignment shop, they should be able to sort you out. Also some pictures would be helpful in this instance.
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Is the truck stock? If a lift or any suspension component has been installed/replaced, it's possible for it to be installed incorrectly. I'm trying to help narrow the issues down.hahahah... Never been in accident Im the only owner and brought brand new... No alignment should be need it .. thanks for your help anyways
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Measure things. Wheel width and offset, distance from spring to hub face. Compare side to side. Figure out where the problem is. If you got one wheel that is different, then there's your problem. If the wheels are the same, then it's something bigger.
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Are they actual TRD Pro wheels, or knockoffs? there's someone selling knockoffs with tires here on craigslist.
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Photos would help explain your issue
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yes they are TRD PRO WHEELS
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It might stick out a little, but it's not bad. It's pretty common. Try searching is and you'll see. Not just Tacomas, but Tundras and it goes onto other vehicles.
If it's really bad, are all of the tire sizes the same? Are you sure one wheel is wider than the others? You physically looked at it? Is the profile picture of the good side that isn't even?
Where did the wheels come from? Were they from the dealership? Did you order them separate after buying the truck?
If they were genuine OEM wheels, they would be the same size, width, offset. I believe they are 17x7+4
If the right rear is wider, then there's your problem.
Check and make sure any markings on the inside of the wheel match the others. Make sure there's aren't spacers or a ring stuck on the inside by the hub. Each wheel should say PTR20-35110-XX somewhere.
Same tire size on all 4 wheels?
If everything is yes, then it's could be the bed is not centered or too centered. Might have to offset the bed to hide it from yourself. Lol.
Check it when you are low on gas and you've let the truck sit for a while. Could be the same thing that causes the driver side lean. More weight on drive side pulls it down, lifts the passenger side up giving the appearance it's out further.
Some have even re-aligned the bed and said it fixed it.
https://ridingtwoup.wordpress.com/2018/12/09/aligning-the-tacomas-bed-with-the-cab/
There's also one guy who put spacers on just the driver side. He said it was half off since he didn't have to buy a set of 4.
If you go look at the truck bed from the rear, is one side lower than the other?
If it's really bad, are all of the tire sizes the same? Are you sure one wheel is wider than the others? You physically looked at it? Is the profile picture of the good side that isn't even?
Where did the wheels come from? Were they from the dealership? Did you order them separate after buying the truck?If they were genuine OEM wheels, they would be the same size, width, offset. I believe they are 17x7+4
If the right rear is wider, then there's your problem.
Check and make sure any markings on the inside of the wheel match the others. Make sure there's aren't spacers or a ring stuck on the inside by the hub. Each wheel should say PTR20-35110-XX somewhere.
Same tire size on all 4 wheels?
If everything is yes, then it's could be the bed is not centered or too centered. Might have to offset the bed to hide it from yourself. Lol.
Check it when you are low on gas and you've let the truck sit for a while. Could be the same thing that causes the driver side lean. More weight on drive side pulls it down, lifts the passenger side up giving the appearance it's out further.
Some have even re-aligned the bed and said it fixed it.
https://ridingtwoup.wordpress.com/2018/12/09/aligning-the-tacomas-bed-with-the-cab/
There's also one guy who put spacers on just the driver side. He said it was half off since he didn't have to buy a set of 4.
If you go look at the truck bed from the rear, is one side lower than the other?
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I just looked at mine and it seems like passenger side rear is out a little further...