Sujet : Re: Basic front wheel alignment at home for free with the right tools
De : xenolith (at) *nospam* optusnet.com.au (Xeno)
Groupes : rec.autos.tech alt.home.repairDate : 03. Jun 2025, 02:47:40
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Ivano Rossi <
Ivano.Rossi@nospam.tin.it> wrote:
On 2 Jun 2025 07:26:13 GMT, Xeno wrote:
When you adjust the toe, does that adjustment keep once you weight the car?
Likely not. Use the toe plates Luke!
Wait. That's a Yes and then a No, but maybe I misunderstood what you said.
The toe "plate" can mean the static thing you bolt to the lugs (with the
wheels removed and the vehicle on stands) or it could mean the rotating
thing you roll the wheels on top of (with the suspension weighted
normally).
The latter.
Which is the way to do a toe at home because even with the thing that sits
on the ground that you put the vehicle on, you still need to measure the
distance to the centerpoint under the vehicle.
Can you clarify as I ordered these based on what the others already said.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1XZ6H8D
Never used such devices so cannot advise on their efficacy.
-- Xeno
Basic front wheel alignment at home for free with the right tools
Re: Basic front wheel alignment at home for free with the right tools