For those of you in the SoCal area, where do you get your alignments done at?

 

There is a Big O Tires over at Ontario mills ...has the new machine ...aligns your car by laser beams or some crazy **** ...extremely accurate

 

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It better be new, Big O Tires here in corona sucks ***, they screwed up both of my brothers cars, 1 was stock height, 1 was lowered an inch. Theyre bastards.

 

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Thanks for the info but i think ontario mills is kinda far. Thanks though. How bout the irvine area? ANy good places there? I just got my integra lowered on some H&R sport springs 2 weeks ago so i need to take it out for an alignment some time. Should i soon? How long should u wait to get an alignment after lowering?

 

I do all my own alignments since im an alignment tech at sears. we also use the laser beam system
and the sooner you get your alignment fixed the better otherwise you tires will wear out faster on the inside edge. I hope you have a camber kit or are able to adjust camber allready cause that will be the most messed up angle from lowering your car.

 

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and the sooner you get your alignment fixed the better otherwise you tires will wear out faster on the inside edge. I hope you have a camber kit or are able to adjust camber allready cause that will be the most messed up angle from lowering your car. </TD></TR></TABLE>

I heard that i could just get an alignment and rotate my tires and i'll be fine, instead of camber. Is that true?

 

rotating your tires will only delay the inevitable and not fix your camber problem. your tires will eventually get worn out unevenly if you dont fix the problem.

 

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so i definitely need to get a camber kit?


Modified by Integra199 at 12:52 PM 6/21/2003