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Thanks Dus10R, I called a couple of dealers and both of them said the roads in CA are sloped to the right. As long as I let go the steering wheel for about 10 seconds and I don't end up in the next lane (at least a two lane road), the alignment should be fine. Based on reading from other threads, I think I'll take my car to the dealer, $399 out the door. Eugene
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Hi, My 2004 996TT has been pulling to the right a little and I think she is ready for the first alignment since I have her. I haven't checked the price with the dealer yet, but I'm sure they are far more expensive than the local Big-O. My question is, does the local Big-O do the same job as the dealers or I should bring it to the dealer? Thanks, Eugene
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I was wondering where the voice was coming from whenever I drive mine; now I know.
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I have a 2004 TT with 18" wheels. A well known local Porsche performance guy told me that going with 19" would degrade the handling. Check you owner manual to see if 19" an option.