Hello,

I recently bought a 2019 Tacoma SR5 with 45K Miles. A few weeks after owning I was looking at it from the front and noticed that the front wheels had a noticeable positive camber. I took it to an alignment center and had them do an alignment on it. They told me that all it had was a slight toe-in problem and that they fixed it, but I still didn't like the camber situation. I did some digging around the internet on a few forums and most people said that they had the same situation and that it was normal, even a few saying that the dealership themselves said that Toyota ships them from the factory with a camber. 

Just wanted to get some thoughts about it so I can decide what to do if anything. 

Thanks all!