Wheel Alignment Specifications (Crew Cab)

2013 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD LT, 2D Cab Chassis, 6.6L Eng VIN 8, RWDSECTION Wheel Alignment Specifications (Crew Cab)
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Alignment Condition: Full tank of fuel, no passengers and placed on flat level surface.

Front Suspension Wheel Alignment
Service at Curb
Model and Pickup Box Size RPO Restriction Caster
± 1.0°
Cross Caster
± 1.0°
Camber
± 0.8°
Cross Camber
± 0.8°
Total Toe
± 0.2°
Steering Wheel Angle
± 3.5°
Thrust Angle
± 0.4°
Left Right (Left - Right) Left Right (Left - Right) (Left + Right) (Left - Right)/2
Short Box 5'8" With RBZ & R5C, RBZ & R4Z, RBW, RBX, RHH, QBL, RC7 2.9° 2.9° 0.0° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QNM, RC3, RC5, RKX, QXN 3.0° 2.8° 0.2° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QXT 3.4° 2.4° 0.0° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QHX, R18 2.7° 3.0° 0.0° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QSS & R5A,QSS & R4Y 3.1° 2.7° 0.4° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
Regular Box 6'6" With RBW, RBX, RHH, QBL, RC7, RBZ & R5C, RBZ & R4Z 3.0° 3.0° 0.0° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QNM, RC3, RC5, RKX, QXN 3.1° 2.9° 0.2° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QHX, R18 2.8° 3.1° -0.3° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QSS & R5A, QSS & R4Y 3.2° 2.8° 0.4° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
With QXT 3.5° 2.5° 1.0° -0.1° -0.1° 0.0° 0.1° -1.0° 0.0°
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