4 Wheel Alignment ?

[Jon441cc]

After finally being able to enjoy driving the S2 I've noticed the rear tyres have started to wear on the inside, so looking to get a 4 wheel alignment sorted asap.
I've heard all the horror stories of cars being set up incorrectly and was wondering what type of alignment equipment is best for the job ?

I have found one place who have quoted me £120 using a Visualiner system but unsure how good these are ?

[WabTheKing]

my beissbarth (when i find a new control board for it) does camber and track, you need something equivalient to this, not a bog standard laser alinement or as someone tried to convince me a set of dunlop gauges :corey:

[S2central.net]

Seen plenty of fast cars setup with string and spirit levels at the roadside, but yes that brand 'beissbath' seems to be a top notch choice

The trick to getting it lined up properly is having healthy joints all round and a set of adjusters that move freely - the alignment boys generally dont like to be fighting with 20yr old rusted rod ends in my experience... they might spend enough time to get it 'ok' or within tolerance - but anything you can do to improve chances of getting it spot on will serve you well.

[Jon441cc]

All the alignment Joints are new and shiny Paul


Booked it £75 + vat.

http://www.strservicecentre.co.uk/car-servicing-repairs-mots-norwich-norfolk/four-wheel-alignment-norwich-norfolk.htm

[Rikki Kitto]

Let me know how they measure up, I've been have a nightmare trying to get sensible people to sort mine out, mostly trying to sell me extra bits I don't need

[LHD_Kid]

Booked it £75 + vat.

Hmmm, not sure they will actually charge you that, as their prices seem to be "Free four wheel alignment check and only £37.95 + vat per axle adjustment (caster & some camber will be subject to additional costs). " you will surely need camber and castor adjustment...

Be really interested to see how you get on...

Good luck...!