Nice work, much appreciated. I'm sure this will help a lot of people and save money.

Hey, thanks man!

Super helpful subscribed just for this video

Measure back side of front tires then the front side of front tires...divide x2 and adjust to proper width measuring through out the process you want 1/16 inch tow in front

Man this is genious!

That’s pretty good idea

I believe this is the remedy for when steering produces strain and friction, yes?

Hi Mark, Thank You for all you do ! I myself are one of the DIYer's. Your info is very helpful. I have one question, That being. What brand or make is your HD Tie Rod ? I'm looking to replace mine and yours looks pretty beefy and would hold up well.Thanks again ! Todd

Sure would be nice to have someone hold a tape measure for you but this is most likely how I would end up doing it.

Hy Mark . Thanks for the video. My question is that when you do the alignment with the jeep jacked, the wheels move from the bottom inside from camber. Do this affect the toe if you measure again with the wheels on the floor?

Shouldn’t the tires have the full weight of the vehicle when you do an alignment?

which line is for front measure and which is for back measure i own a 2003 tj with 35" tires

So you don't have to make sure your steering wheel is straight first? How do you know which wheel to adjust?

Without any reference to the rear wheels it doesn't mean much. Maybe only one side was off. Doing it this way you won't know.

Wtf? You drew a line on your tube at each mark...then the vid shows youre off and need an adjustment? How are you off?

Sorry, but this procedure is full of flaws that will not result in a accurate measure down to a 1/16th ". The lines on tires are not perfect resulting in error. Using a sharpie is to big of a mark that will result in error. I didn't bother watching rest of video because it is already error prone and is of no benefit to those seeking a precise measurement.