Weird?? Driver Side 0.5" Lower than Passenger side

I've noticed lately my truck seemed cock-eyed. Was really bugging me so I finally busted out the tape measure at work when I was parked on pretty level ground. Sure enough the drivers' side sits 0.5" lower than the passenger side. Front and Back.

What would cause this? I put a Fox 2" coilover lift on the front and 1" leaf block lift in the back, about a year ago. At the time I measured and everything was bueno. Rear was 1" higher, but left and right were the same.

Any ideas?

Front Left:


Front Right:


Back Left:


Back Right:

 

With the gas tank on the driver side, most Tundras tend to sag that way a bit. Mine certainly does.

 

"Tundra lean" for the reason stated above. Tundra can twerk too.

 

Well damn. I guess that means my OCD is getting worse since i've had the truck for 5 years and hadn't noticed...good to know the lean is normal though (i guess) lolol

 

If you have adjustable coil overs it’s an easy fix

 

weight distribution causes this on every 2007+ Tundra. As others have mentioned battery, Steering column, instrument cluster, you in the driver seat and the fuel and tank all lined up on that driver side. Most of this weight is slid forward so by correcting the front it should un twist the truck and lower the right rear corner too. We build shims to fix this without needing to add preload to your coilover. Hope this helps.

https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify...ilder-strut-coilover-shim-provides-50-of-lift

 

sweet! just placed my order. thanks for the info, I feel dumb just now learning this after owning this truck for over 5 years.

 

Don't feel dumb. I was in the same boat for a while. I even asked a dealer to check out my springs at some point.

 

I hear this often and am happy to provide help in getting it corrected. Dealerships have replaced struts/ shocks and even leaf springs all because they don't understand what's causing it.