Should I get an allignment?
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Should I get an allignment?
LITLRED is getting some new shoes.
Picked up a pair of almost brand new BF Goodrich Dueler AT 695's on CL and just ordered 2 more from TireMonkey
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2013
http://www.tiremonkey.com/?ctt_id=56...FQUhDQodpVlhPg
The truck has no obvious allignment issues. Should I play it safe and have an allignment done anyway? How much should I expect to pay?
Picked up a pair of almost brand new BF Goodrich Dueler AT 695's on CL and just ordered 2 more from TireMonkey
http://www.bridgestonetire.com/tires...productID=2013
http://www.tiremonkey.com/?ctt_id=56...FQUhDQodpVlhPg
The truck has no obvious allignment issues. Should I play it safe and have an allignment done anyway? How much should I expect to pay?
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Most places are around $75 or so. I went with the lifetime from firestone for 150. Bigger tires, took it in. BJ spacers, took it in. Go out wheeling.... Well I havent noticed it out of whack after that yet.
Are the new tires same size as the ones you are replacing? If it's the same, and the wear pattern is good on those, and you throw the new tires and everything tracks nicely I say skip it.
Are the new tires same size as the ones you are replacing? If it's the same, and the wear pattern is good on those, and you throw the new tires and everything tracks nicely I say skip it.
Last edited by kiyobrown; Apr 22, 2010 at 10:53 PM.
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