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Help! Front Tire's Messed Up

Christiang

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hey, im a newbie to this forum, but today i noticed my two front tires toe in way too much, i havent gone off road or anything. its a 2000 pathfinder se, i bought it used and it has 14X,XXX miles, i did take this bumpy road and went down over a curb :shiftyeyes: but yeah any suggestions what the problem is?

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hey, im a newbie to this forum, but today i noticed my two front tires toe in way too much, i havent gone off road or anything. its a 2000 pathfinder se, i bought it used and it has 14X,XXX miles, i did take this bumpy road and went down over a curb :shiftyeyes: but yeah any suggestions what the problem is?

i think you already pointed out the issue. you can adjust the toe yourself by adjusting the TRE's..... you'll see the wheels going in/out as you wrench on the TRE adjuster ;) try that, and also check to make sure you didn't fubar/loosen anything down there

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i think you already pointed out the issue. you can adjust the toe yourself by adjusting the TRE's..... you'll see the wheels going in/out as you wrench on the TRE adjuster ;) try that, and also check to make sure you didn't fubar/loosen anything down there

ok cool, i'll try that tomorrow and re check everything to make sure nothings broken or loose, thanks!

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yeah i guess its time for a tune up too, i hope its nothing serious thou, thanks guys=]

imma chick, but ok lol. if it's just a bit funky, could be it needed an alignment anyway. like nissandoms said, might as well have it done if yer going to take it in for a tune up anyway ;)

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imma chick, but ok lol. if it's just a bit funky, could be it needed an alignment anyway. like nissandoms said, might as well have it done if yer going to take it in for a tune up anyway ;)

lol sorry, but yeah thanks again=]

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