I had an alignment today and the camber on my right front wheel is .4 degrees different from the right (left -.1, right -.5). at the time of my previous alignment , 6 months ago it was exactly the same. I am on stock suspension new tires at the time of the last alignment. I know this is well within spec but I was wondering if anyone has any idea where the additional negative camber came from. Could it be worn bushings or shocks or springs getting worn, others. Any ideas?

thanks

 

did you hit anything? I know that I hit the curb hard with my rear right wheel and the camber and toe are all fugged up. Oh, also check to see if you can wobble the wheel just with your arms. If you can get it to move, the bushings are probably toast.

 

I had the allignment done because I could feel the toe was slightly off. I hit a pothole on a highway exit ramp but it was with my left wheel not the right.

 

anyone else have any ideas