Weird problem

By Say
May 10, 2004 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Say

Posted May 10, 2004

Hey guys,

I noticed something really weird about my truck yesterday while I was changing the oil. It looks as if the rear axle is like shifted over or something cuz the tire on the passenger side in the rear seems to stick out further than the one on the drivers side. When I actually look under at the actual rear end though, everything seems straight and in line. Do I have a problem on my hands?

Any input would be much appreciated, Thanks

Say

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