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i would like to know what the mil calls for in toe in with 14.5r20 michelin which is what i think the a3 uses..........
thanks, tom
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what is the toe in spec for m-35a3??
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Best thing to do is take it to someone who does big truck alignments about $40 they will put it on rack chalk line tires and set if needed
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According to my manuals, the 9.00 tired trucks should have a toe-in of 1/16"-3/16".
The 11.00 tired trucks are supposed to be 1/16"-1/8".
Modern computerized alignment machines think in degrees more than inches. The degree measurement will be the same no matter what the tire size. So, if you find a truck such as a 1963 Chevy 4x4 1/2 ton which has the exact same 1/16-3/16" toe in spec. You could tell the computer that is the truck it is looking at and just adjust to zero from there.
That make sense?
The 11.00 tired trucks are supposed to be 1/16"-1/8".
Modern computerized alignment machines think in degrees more than inches. The degree measurement will be the same no matter what the tire size. So, if you find a truck such as a 1963 Chevy 4x4 1/2 ton which has the exact same 1/16-3/16" toe in spec. You could tell the computer that is the truck it is looking at and just adjust to zero from there.
That make sense?