Alignment?
11-10-2002, 08:22 PM
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Alignment?
If at high speeds the wheel isnt perfectly (but close) straight on a flat road when the car is going straight would that be an alignment problem? If so, the only thing it may damage is the tires tread wear correct?
thanks,
-Bryan
thanks,
-Bryan
11-10-2002, 09:03 PM
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Yes, alighnment issue.
Adjusting the steering wheel center is performed with a "toe" adjustment. Positive toe reading is when the tires are toe'd in the front. A negative reading is toe'd out. For steering stability there is generaly a small amount of toe in designed into the geometry of a factory specs.
Jay
Adjusting the steering wheel center is performed with a "toe" adjustment. Positive toe reading is when the tires are toe'd in the front. A negative reading is toe'd out. For steering stability there is generaly a small amount of toe in designed into the geometry of a factory specs.
Jay
Last edited by Jay; 11-10-2002 at 09:07 PM.
11-11-2002, 06:43 AM
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Thats exactly what it is. I am going to have mine done today. Find a Firestone service center in your area and see if they are still offering the vehicle lifetime alignment deal for $99.95. You can't beat it. Most places charge $59.95 per alignment. Everytime I am due for an oil change, I get my oil changed, tires rotated, and front end aligned for $35. You can't beat it.
Matt
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