You get what you pay for. The equipment isn't cheap, but more important is the operator knowing what they're doing. A kid with an expensive alignment rack is still useless. Pay the money and get it done right. It will pay off in the long run on better mileage and tire life, as long as you don't find potholes every day.
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Need an alinement
- Thread starter mgonza
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It was sold however they do take normal updates and it would've been completely out of date by now.
To update the equipment with the new specs for newer cars cost$275 per update, I had to replace a camera, on mine and cost$975. It's the second one I've had to replace this year!!!
I've seen some YouTube videos on how to do it but my wife won't let me...she says I'll mess it up worse. I'm like "I'll mess you up worse!"
Well good thing I still get wifi out here in the back yard next to the chicken coop...
Well good thing I still get wifi out here in the back yard next to the chicken coop...
I did my own for years it's not that hard but now I have a son who's a mechanic he does them for me that's why he's 1 son
I tried to do it myself once. I got it closeish. I had rebuilt the front end on my truck so I knew it would be off. It's worth the money to let them do it. There's a place off of highway 5 that did mine for $65 I think a few months back. But they have a lot of bad reviews. I've never had a problem with them though.
Call Edward's Tire in Woodstock...I think they charge $60...laser based, Windows driven Hunter ALIGNMENT machine...about 6 yrs old
