Does this pic looks correct? The front tires look like they have some inclination... Is this OK?
Note: a mopar 2" lift kit was installed by dealership couple weeks ago.

 

Could be an optical illusion. Best thing to do is take it in for an alignment check.

 

Is it pulling to left or the right? The driver side looks like its pointing a little outward. It's a pretty easy fix of you don't want to spend the money or like stated above, you can take it in for an alignment....

http://project-jk.com/jeep-jk-write-...-end-alignment

 

I saw this write up, but he just talks about toe in alignment, and the tire looks like it's leaning inwards at the top... Thought that was a different problem.

 

if you really do have a lean, you have camber on your wheel. this is caused by your axle c being bent - a common problem if you failed to gusset it up prior to running bigger tires.

 

caster and camber look like they are out...a bent axle is highly unlikely even with larger tires and wheels...

 

honestly, i don't know how you could say that caster is off just by looking at this pic but, maybe you know something that i don't. while a "bent axle" is unlikely, a bent axle c is in fact a very common problem. this is the reason why gussets are made and sold for them.

 

So, Eddie, by looking at the pic is there something you may suggest? I understand a pic is not enough for a diagnostic but i just thought that leaning on the driver tire seemed too much. Thnx

 

Sorry man, i missed this post... I have never changed my stock 32s BFGs... Maybe my solution is the aligment shop? Or another DIY idea?
Maybe how to check for a bent axle c?

 

even with stock 32's, a bent c is possible. an alignment shop will be able to help determine this for sure.