The tires shouldn't cause this unless it is air pressure related. And Toyos generally balance out very well, and are very round tires

 

So my axel is off set by 1/2". Is this enough for the pull. I also loosened all bolts and rocked the jeep in all directions which did not help.

 

as mentioned, toyo mt's tend to pull to the right just as nitto trail grapplers tend to pull to the left. some people refer to this as radial pull and just about everyone i know with either of these tires experience this to some degree. don't believe me? ask people who've actually run a variety of tires including either of them and i'm pretty sure they'll confirm what i'm saying. unless the pull is really bad, i typically see it as normal.

 

I didn't believe it until I put my stock wheels and tires back on and the slight pull to the right was magically gone. I tried everything that planman described and nothing worked. Everyone that I talked to that ran Toyo MT's no matter what size all pulled slightly to the right. I have about 7000 miles on my tires and there is no funny wear patterns.

 

I just counter steer until it breaks then fix it lol iTS a JeeP thiNg

 

Yep my Toyos have a slight pull to the right

 

are you actually saying that you've run toyo's before?

 

Interesting, I've been dealing with a left pull after my trail grappler install and had it aligned at 2 different shops, both of which said the alignment is perfect. It's not bad, but is noticeable.

 

well, you're the man with all the answers. don't mind me.

funny, i've always seen unsprung weight as a good thing but hey, what do i know.

 

interesting indeed. clearly, both of your shops and i must not know what we're talking about though.