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04-23-2009, 03:19 PM

piaabro210 piaabro210 is offline

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Alignment Report

Well you guys were right!

I went ahead and posted the alignment report done by the dealership and as you can see things were not that way off as I would have thought.

The first couple of pictures you see on this thread are the right rear tire and the one I'm most surprise to see that nothing was off as far as the camber & toe.

I guess it just a combination of X5 aggressive stance, soft tires, and horrible FL roads!

I guess I should start looking for either a different make of tire and/or saving for the next similar set! Thanks for the help.

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