SpeedxRacer

Are the resources listed in the sticky still valid?

davidnyc

If it is lowered, many go to Texas Track Works in Fort Worth. But on a stock suspension car, I am assuming most reputable local places can handle it no problem.

SpeedxRacer

Vehicle is lowered.

FTW might be a stretch unless their pricing is reasonable. Do you know what they usually charge?

M&M08

Directly from their website http://texastrackworks.com/services/

Starting at $99.99* – 2 Wheel Alignment – Includes adjusting toe, camber and caster
Starting at $149.99* – 4 Wheel Alignment – Includes adjusting toe, camber and caster
Starting at $219.99* – Unlimited, free alignment adjustments for 1 year. This package is ideal for customers looking to dial in or adjust their alignment for track days, racing, autocross, wheel fitment or other purposes.
* Additional charges may apply for vehicles with aftermarket and/or adjustable arms, mounts, ball joints, etc. Call us for more details.

I myself will be using them soon 'm going with there 219 dea so i can have a daily one and when i start tracking have one for that as well.

s2ks2000

Dallas Frame and Alignment located around 635 and 35 also has a floor alignment machine. They've been in business for over 40 years. Based on their website, they align ANYTHING. 18 wheelers, monster trucks, slammed vehicles, even old school vintage cars. I will soon bring my car to them and give it a shot after I purchase new tires for the rear. They quoted $125 for front and rear(one side has a camber and toe problem with nothing bent )

Here is their website http://www.dallasframealignment.com/index.html

I'm sitting pretty low right now. TP in Grand Prairie did mine half a year ago. It wasted $55 of mine for the front and rear. They just dont care too much about their work and the quality isn't there. My buddy who owns a custom paint shop hasn't referred people to them lately either. Just my two cents.

Chris S

If I wanted alignment expertise, I'd go to Texas Track Works.

I have my own alignment targets I bring to the tech, so I go to NTB, where I have a multi-year (3 or 5 year, I forget) alignment package purchased for under $200.

zbillster

Which NTB are you using? I find the quality varies per location. The one at Coit and Bush sucks at alignments. The one on Arapaho used to be good but not any more. Mostly problems with not getting the steering wheel centered, etc.

Chris S

Davis and Precinct Line. They're OK.

I used to deal w/ one in Hutto, TX that had an in-ground rack (no ramps, just drive on) and did custom specs w/ no hassle.

Akuma

I've been to Texas Track Works, and even though it's a 60 mile drive for me, I'd only go there for an alignment. They do excellent work, and are perfectionists.

s2ks2000

I agree that they do great work! Make sure you speak with Kyle, he is the best person to speak with in regards to custom settings and customer service!