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The biggest thing I notice by really looking closely at the pics is the passenger side strut, which appears to have been impacted by the tire.
Notice the rubbed area in yellow: ![]() vs the drivers side which has no such impact rub: ![]() Pretty good whack to get that tire over into that strut! ![]() I'm just not familiar at all yet with a W124 front suspension and the components and geometry that make up these things.
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It was whacked alright; I forgot about these pictures I snapped on my Iphone mid tire change.
![]() ![]() edit: didn't see the bearing hit until now.
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When you jack up the car, is there any play in the passenger front wheel?
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