TRUCK LEANING?

Jeffjr464 · August 3, 2016

Hi all

I got my 16 Sierra 6.2 all terrain a month ago, took the wife for lunch today and noticed the truck is leaning to the passenger side.all tires are at 240-245 psi

straight to the dealership?

Rawyzf · August 3, 2016

I highly doubt you'll make it to the dealership at 240-245psi, unless you plan on rolling on on the rims.

Jeffjr464 · August 3, 2016

Kpsi

Rawyzf · August 3, 2016

Kpsi

Well in that case.....

Anywho, you'll have to provide more details or info on the lean probably to get some advise....unless you like to frequent the dealership

bdbake01 · August 3, 2016

Wouldn't 240 Kpsi be 240,000 psi? I think you're missing a decimal there.

Jeffjr464 · August 3, 2016

It's metric 240 kilo pascale geez

ShamrockShooter · August 3, 2016

When I was measuring height of my last truck for a lift the driver side with gas tank was about an inch and a half lower. The frent torsion bars could be cranked up on one side on my old chevy but u would need an alignment.

bdbake01 · August 4, 2016

It's metric 240 kilo pascale geez

That would be kpa then.

Carry on.

pm26 · August 4, 2016

That would be kpa then.

Carry on.

Actually kPa.

Knightfall · August 8, 2016

Google GM lean. Almost every brand of truck does this. Vehicles are not symmetrical. My Colorado did it alot more than my current truck but both did it.

pm26 · August 11, 2016

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaning_Tower_of_Pisa

redwngr · August 12, 2016

And the steering wheel isn't in the centre of the seat....

Rme2513 · August 13, 2016

Mine also leans about a half inch and yes the steering wheel is offset is this so you are is closer to the center arm rest or just a screw up ?

Britt Lifsey · August 13, 2016

As already pointed out, Lots of vehicles lean and lots have off centered steering...

https://www.google.com/search?q=steering+wheel+not+centered+with+seat&rlz=1C9BKJA_enUS666US666&oq=steering+wheel+not+centered+with&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0.13444j0j7&hl=en-US&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

14SLTZ71 · August 13, 2016

The bed of the truck leaned one way or the other on most of the trucks I have owned. If it's just the bed, remove 3 bolts on the low side and add shims to level the bed. I recently did this on my 2012 Silverado.