De Warrenne

have been offerred laser tracking for a 'fast road setup' for £120

how does this differ from £22.95 tracking fix at ATS?

Thanks in advance

bikerthou

sounds like one is for a full geometry check / adjustment and the other is for checking the front wheels are pointing in the right direction

mulf

not sure what you are after but check out powerstation they quote £70.50 on their web site

http://www.powerstation.org.uk/alignment.asp

James_PowerMad

Only just had laser alignment at Imperial Tyres Swindon for £70... Thought it best after buying 4 new tyres! They had to adjust 2 axles that were a bit out.

My first Scoob (MY98) had new tyres when I got it, and wore them out perfectly evenly (not even sholder wear) without swapping them about.

My current (MY01) had bad shoulder wear on the last set, I hope it was just the tracking that is now corrected (otherwise perhaps i'm driving a bit faster these days!!!)


James