Scotty,
I have a 2019 Chevy Colorado with 20,000 miles. This truck is driven local a few times a week and a few long distance trips (800 + miles). I purchased the tuck new and found it to have a high speed rear-end shake. At 80 mph the truck shakes (like [expletive deleted]). I feel the shake in my seat and see it in the passengers seat. I have been to 2 dealer shops who talk in circles and don't seem to want to find or fix the issue but instead want to sell me tires. I have had the transmission fluid changed per the bulletin for a lesser viscosity. Everything that has been done has not fixed the problem. I have multiple questions, first is can you adjust the tow in/out of the back wheels of a 4x4? Second, what is the best way to test the axel angle, because I believe this to be where the nefarious vibration comes from. Please help!!
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I have been to 2 dealer shops who talk in circles
You should call national customer service
what is the best way to test the axel angle

I appreciate the image but where did that number come from?
I don't understand the question. You want to know how the angle measuring device works?