Subject	Well not being able to see what you are seeing..
Posted by	Draker (Eugene, OR) on May 25, 2011 at 12:07 PM
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In Reply To	Re: 2nd get the print out. posted by darkmann on May 24, 2011 at 02:37 PM
Message	I would have to say, if the specs the tech was using to align your car were correct, then you will probably not have tire wearing issues. From the numbers you posted, it looks line the toe is alright, which is the greatest tire wearing angle of them all. If the car tracks straight this would reinforce this statement, but not definitively prove it correct. As mentioned just because the car tracks straight doesn't mean your tires are safe. I would just drive the car and keep a close eye on your tires. If you think they are wearing incorrect take it back to the shop and have it aligned again. Or go to another shop, and have a different tech do it with a different alignment rack. Although, the outcome should be the same from either.
Follow Ups	Need Some Help with Alignment Problem - darkmann 12:02:25 05/24/11 You can see a lot by wrapping a string around the car - zellamay 13:30:49 05/24/11 did you get a print out of the alignment? - JRFITZ 14:02:24 05/24/11 2nd get the print out. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 14:28:22 05/24/11 Re: 2nd get the print out. - darkmann 14:37:38 05/24/11 Well not being able to see what you are seeing.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 12:07:43 05/25/11 Re: Well not being able to see what you are seeing.. - darkmann 16:47:51 05/25/11 That's a good idea. Testing by wearing out a tire is the - zellamay 19:07:29 05/25/11 Re: That's a good idea. Testing by wearing out a tire is the - darkmann 11:53:42 05/26/11 Okay, I apologize for my sarcasm. You posted, with the - zellamay 02:27:43 05/27/11 Re: Okay, I apologize for my sarcasm. You posted, with the - darkmann 08:38:40 05/27/11 Numbers in range but toe in is at the range limit of >> - ZUL8TR 11:56:51 05/26/11
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