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Old 05-11-2005, 11:43 AM
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is it best to do it with stock wheels on so you wont have the chance of scratching your aftermarket wheels? that's what goodyear told me..


but i thought you're suppose to do alignment with the new wheels & tires...??
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Do them with the wheels you intend to drive with. If the tech is careful and a pro, no scratches should happen. The most expensive-precious cars have to get alignments and their wheels don't get scratched.

With tire wear and off-sets, it's unlikely two different sets of wheels and tires will sit exactly the same.
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Originally Posted by Nhan,May 11 2005, 02:43 PM
is it best to do it with stock wheels on so you wont have the chance of scratching your aftermarket wheels? that's what goodyear told me..


but i thought you're suppose to do alignment with the new wheels & tires...??
Take the car to another alignment shop then.
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Originally Posted by gfacter,May 11 2005, 12:24 PM
Take the car to another alignment shop then.
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