Yeah...

With a more aggressive tread.

Jim

 

Every Dodge I've ever owned pulled tot he right, slightly.

I've accepted it.

 

Thank you Infidel!!!

 

i thought vechicles manufactures / alignment shops made them pull to the right?

just in case you fall asleep, you drift off the road, instead of on-coming traffic.

 

I thought they were made to pull to the left to compensate for the crown in the road.

 

do they still put a crown in the road?

I think the freeways/highways/interstates are crowned.

 

Just bought a 2002 Ram Diesel 2500 4x4 and had the front steering components replaced with rebuilt steering box, DSS (steering stablizer which places an outboard bearing onto the steering box shaft to decrease wear on the box), track bar and moog tie rod ends. Then had it aligned. Pulls very slightly to the right. Talked to Dodge mechanic: there is a TSB for this. Fix consists of putting 10 lbs more psi in the front right tire than in the others and/or putting the wheel spacer on the front right. Will try the easy fix with the air pressure first.