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The GMC Alignment Bolt allows drivers to adjust camber and caster, with an eccentric cam pushing the points of suspension and maintaining tires on the road. Since 1901 GMC has combined rough engineering with family comfort and provided workers and families with trucks and SUVs that are rough yet smooth. Boxed steel frames will not be subjected to twisting when there is a lot of weight, and durable powertrains will draw trailers up steep slopes without becoming strained. That muscle is supported by the brand with intelligent safety features like surround vision, hitch guidance and automatic braking that warn the driver when trouble begins. Both the interior and exterior have heavy door seals, acoustic glass and plush seats that silence highway noise making long trips easy to talk. MultiPro tailgate swings fold and step, making the bed easy to access and its adjustable stops secure the lumber or tools. Each design withstands harsh cold, deserts and salt sprays creating the dependability the customers require. New features are added with the help of continuous software updates. Installation of the Alignment Bolt starts at a flat ground. Prepare the brake, loosen the lug nuts, lift up the corner and take out the wheel. On the factory strut to knuckle or control arm bolt mark with chalk, loosen it and slide the strut out. Fit the new bolt with the eccentric cam facing the wheel and tighten the nut. Adjust the jack and have the suspension at ride height, rotate the bolt head until a camber or caster gauge shows the target setting and tighten the nut to spec. And refit the wheel, drop the car and give it a quick road test to ensure it tracks straight.