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Alignment Question
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No, and no.
BUT if you feel that there is something awry, then it would be prudent to get it checked out anyway. |
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Right. I would inspect the old tires to look for uneven wear. If you suspect anything then definitely get the alignment done.
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Probably a good idea with tires or a CV boot. I had my alignment done with my indy after a CV boot replacement. Only an extra $55 so it is worth it anyways if it has been a while too.
Last edited by Driven; 02-10-2011 at 05:53 PM. |
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Since our tires are so inexpensive, alignments arn't necessary.......WRONG.
Suspension parts wear, minor pot holes do their part also, and the agressive driving X5 drivers tend to do, I would spend the little it costs to do an alignment with every tire change. Replacing the axle or CV boot, NO.
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