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Where to bring for alignment?


MY996TT

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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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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

I think P-cars have unusual alignment settings that they use; I'm sure anyone could do the alignment as long as you give them what the #'s are supposed to be.

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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,

I have a 996TT which I have all wheels aligned annually, once at OPC and other at Continental Tyre dealer with laser aligner.

I can say both do a fine job OPC costs more.

Some argue OPC place weights in the driver seat before aligning, but a good laser aligner operator can also do a good job. Make sure they have experience with exotic cars

The 996 TT has a number of adjustments front and back.

Googluck

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Hi,

I have a 996TT which I have all wheels aligned annually, once at OPC and other at Continental Tyre dealer with laser aligner.

I can say both do a fine job OPC costs more.

Some argue OPC place weights in the driver seat before aligning, but a good laser aligner operator can also do a good job. Make sure they have experience with exotic cars

The 996 TT has a number of adjustments front and back.

Googluck

Thanks Somahone,

It is good to know that they do about the same job.

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