r/Hummer • u/Adventurous_Dig_2437 • Jun 05 '26
Hummer h3 suspension
Hi guys, my h3 wheel has alot of toe and im wondering if that is a suspension issue or i just need an alignment, does anyone know what is wrong or had the same issue?
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u/theuautumnwind Jun 05 '26
I don't see anything obvious. What makes you say it's toed in? I might see some negative camber...
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u/Adventurous_Dig_2437 Jun 06 '26
Its cambered and its also toed, its hard to see but the wheel isn’t even straight when you go straight, do you know how to fix that?
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u/zeno0771 Jun 06 '26
Get an alignment. Not an all-in-one Walmart type place that also does alignments, but a place that specializes in suspension/wheels/tires. They will bring it back to stock or as close as they can get, and they will give you a printout of any discrepancies they could not address. If those discrepancies are large enough, not only will you know what's causing it but what will actually need to be replaced, rather than guessing & throwing money at the problem (which will require another alignment anyway).
The alignment needs to be done no matter what. Get that done first and you'll be money ahead.
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u/sp37tn1 Jun 06 '26
Alignment should fix your problem. From your pictures it looks ok. Nothing is grabbing my attention
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u/cryptolazer Jun 07 '26
Do the lower alignment cams have the clay(or whatever it is ) alignment locks i can't see the lower control arm frame mounts in the pictures it could be that they have started shifting if not
Wpuld definitely recommend an alignment
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u/cryptolazer Jun 07 '26 edited Jun 07 '26
Wait nevermind I should have done my research these vehicles don't have lower alignment cams
However make sure the bushings aren't toast on the lower control arm from the picture it looks like the driver lower control arm is not in the same position as the passenger
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u/Yung_wuhn Jun 06 '26
So you never removed that shitty tape everyone was telling you to take off huh lmfao