1996 explorer

Asked by Schmitt95 Nov 04, 2010 at 10:01 AM about the 1996 Ford Explorer

Question type: General

i have tires leaning out and i was wonder why it does this id like for them to be striaght like normal cars

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papa answered 13 years ago

the reason they lean is it is 4X4,if your tires are wearing on eather side it needs a alignment.

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Bryce answered 13 years ago

Yes. A four wheel drive vehicle like an explorer will have the rear wheels tilt in a bit. This is called "camber". It aids in handling and quite honestly, helps the truck from rolling over as easy. My explorer is built the same way.

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4JorXdan4 answered 13 years ago

It could also be your wheel bearing(s) depending how durastic the tilt is on the wheels.

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