Adjust Front Alignment

Included Operations

• Position vehicle on alignment rack and check/adjust tire pressure
• Check ride height and adjust to vehicle manufacturer specifications
• Set-up gauges on all 4 wheels and check wheel run out and front suspension for wear
• Determine vehicle tracking by checking thrust angle to vehicle center line
• Center steering wheel
• Adjust front caster, camber and toe-in where applicable
• Perform vehicle manufacturer recommended shimming procedures if necessary
• Remove vehicle from alignment equipment
• Verify alignment by road test

Not Included Operations

• Diagnostic road test to determine if alignment operations are necessary
• Straighten or replace suspension parts and/or structural components
• Shift or align engine subframe/crossmember and/or axle housing
• Remove and install steering wheel
• Non-vehicle manufacturer shimming
• Adjust wheel bearings
• Adjust rear wheel alignment

NOTE: Labor times for Wheel Alignment are based on the use of Four Wheel Alignment equipment to ensure that a minimum Thrust Angle Alignment is provided in all instances where a Four Wheel Alignment cannot be performed. If other than Four Wheel Alignment equipment is used, some adjustment in labor times may be appropriate.