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Performance Tire on Miramar
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* V E R I T A S * A E Q U I T A S * No Longer the ADMIN here, please do not PM me asking for help. Thanks! http://www.facebook.com/randychase 1991 Toyota MR2. AutoX Beast 2006 Noble M400. Track weapon. 2009 Rossion Q1. Monaco Orange. Canyon Carver. In build: 2009 Toniq R (300whp? 1100 pounds?). Chrome Orange. Lexus GX-470 tow vehicle. On Order: Lotus Evora Next: McLaren MP4-12C |
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They used to do mine.
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Mountain Road Nut
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Ramona,CA
Posts: 2,292
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I use Performance Tire as well. HOWEVER, when they did my alignment, they used erroneous specification values for the alignment that they had stored in their computer, instead of the copy that I handed them from the owner's manual that listed the actual specifications. I had to make them redo it. But, once they used the correct values, all was great. They even let me sit in it while they aligned it so it was weighted properly.
So, just make sure up front they use the right alignment specifications. |
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