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    Steve Pugh
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    That’s exactly what happened to mine and still the same. My car handled perfect but I got some winter tyres put on and got the alignment done and it’s been terrible.

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    Steve Pugh
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    <!–more–>That’s exactly what happened to mine and still the same. My car handled perfect but I got some winter tyres put on and got the alignment done and it’s been terrible.

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    18stealth
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    So it is the boots that put the icing on the cake then?

    #139803

    bobcat
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    @Steve, I would take it back and have the alignment redone……… just a thought



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    #189083

    Lucky_
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    #189085

    Lucky_
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    Got this done today and a garage that uses hoffman one.

    Got anti roll bars fitted so asked for a full geometry set up.

    Few bits are reading different to my first post compared to hunter alignment I got done at Kwik-fit fit. It certainly feels about different.  Steering wheel is still a bit offset to the left which was the way before it went in 🤦🏽‍♂️

    My thinking is that the numbers on each side should be the same?? like the camber should be the same number like how the toe is the same,  this right ?

    #189088

    Lucky_
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    #189093

    9designs
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    Do you get much “veering steering” ?



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    #189096

    Lucky_
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    A bit yes.. I was turning and went over a jump and it pulled quite harshly as well. Back before I had some issues 3 months ago I didn’t have any.

    I drive to work now and the roads are terrible.  Had everything checked day 2 garages and said everything is fine and suggested wheel alignment even though Kwik-fit said it was fine.  Got it done today because I has the anti-roll bars fitted.

    Quite annoyed the steering wheel is still off to the left a bit. When you’re stationery it looks straight but when you drive it’s to the left a bit.

    I think they might have put on the hardest settings on the roll bars. It does pogo a bit more

    #199453

    Lucky_
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    Anyone else use Kwik-fit to check alignment?

    Went today and seems the price for doing the rear has changed. £60 for front as normal but to do the rear as well they said £266..

    Used to be like £120 ish for front and rear.  Just the fronts please.

    #199459

    elliot
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    Had mine done on the Hunter a couple of weeks ago. Pretty much as good as it gets and handles great with the new tyres.

    Don’t get me started on Kwik- Fit, I had the unfortunate experience of working for them briefly and know how they operate. Take your RS back and get the steering wheel centered F.O.C.

    I got F+R alignment done for £50 at an independent but had worked there for 6 years before I retired.

     



     

     

    #199460

    Lucky_
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    Aye the steering wheel feels slight off to the left..  Last couple of years I’ve used them all those readings were green but now some a red and they say they can’t adjust them.. I’ll need to get it done at one if the other garages I used, it’s just a pain because they only work Monday to Friday which means I need to take time off work.  Sometimes don’t even get a time slot just have to leave the car with them.. And they’re not close about half an hour drive.

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    lc96
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