I have a '98 S-10 Blazer 4x4 with 83k miles. At 79k, the front wheel bearings, upper & lower balljoints, & idler arm were replaced. Then, of course, we gave it a front wheel alignment.
Immediately after the first alignment it felt great although almost too tight in the front end. A couple of months later it started wandering and pulling to the right. I brought it to a different shop and had them give it an alignment "check". They said the front wheels were "toed out" a little which would explain the wandering that I was experiencing. They gave me a print out with the stats so it was pretty believable.
Here's the issue. It's definitely better now, but it still is just a little annoying. I have to be extra careful driving because it tends to wander to the right if given much opportunity.
I'm thinking this is just because no aftermarket alignment is ever as good as the original?
Or is there some other steering part that needs to be replaced?
My tires are all at about 33psi so that's ruled out...
Thanks in advance for any ideas...
Scott snipped-for-privacy@att.net