need an alignment for my Pro
#1
need an alignment for my Pro
it's been going on for a while now, my car drifts slightly to the left when at highway speed, and the steering wheel tilts to the right when car's going in a straight line, figure it's time for an alignment
I would like to NOT do it at the dealership (they charge $70 with a coupon), so my question is, what's a good reputable shop/storechain that does good work at a very good price.
And for those that did an alignment, how much did you pay?
thanks!
I would like to NOT do it at the dealership (they charge $70 with a coupon), so my question is, what's a good reputable shop/storechain that does good work at a very good price.
And for those that did an alignment, how much did you pay?
thanks!
#2
Re: need an alignment for my Pro
Originally posted by ZoomZoomH
it's been going on for a while now, my car drifts slightly to the left when at highway speed, and the steering wheel tilts to the right when car's going in a straight line, figure it's time for an alignment
I would like to NOT do it at the dealership (they charge $70 with a coupon), so my question is, what's a good reputable shop/storechain that does good work at a very good price.
And for those that did an alignment, how much did you pay?
thanks!
it's been going on for a while now, my car drifts slightly to the left when at highway speed, and the steering wheel tilts to the right when car's going in a straight line, figure it's time for an alignment
I would like to NOT do it at the dealership (they charge $70 with a coupon), so my question is, what's a good reputable shop/storechain that does good work at a very good price.
And for those that did an alignment, how much did you pay?
thanks!
#6
Originally posted by Tom Slick
if your roads are crowned it can cause the same problem.
alignments are about $50 here. i perfer local independent shops to any chain stores.
if your roads are crowned it can cause the same problem.
alignments are about $50 here. i perfer local independent shops to any chain stores.
#7
Originally posted by Pro_fan
Right. Hank, have you tried driving in a big flat parking lot to see how your alignment is?
Right. Hank, have you tried driving in a big flat parking lot to see how your alignment is?
#8
souldnt you car still be under warranty? my car did the same thing you described before i got into my accident, then it was worse so i had the dealer ship do it for me under the accident. then i needed another alignment done when i lowered my car and they did that for free under warranty so i diddnt have to pay. id at least try to get it done for free.
#9
i wish it was still under warranty. But see, alignment is a 'wear and tear' item that falls under the 'adjustment period' provided by Mazda, which only lasts for ONE year and 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.
I had my headlights re-aimed for free during the first year as part of that adjustment period, I don't think I have it anymore
I had my headlights re-aimed for free during the first year as part of that adjustment period, I don't think I have it anymore
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