Old Apr 11, 2005 | 12:43 PM
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Running925
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i'm betting durring an alignment, the tech will see exactly what your problem is & most likely be able to fix it on the spot for you. Then your new part & your alignment will all be fixed. Most likley it's a bad tie rod end & that can definatly cause issues when turning & be directly related to your tire wear because the tires are fighting them selves.

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