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When an alignment is needed?

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I just had my 99 with 45,000 miles on it checked last week and was still fine.
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Replace suspension by lowering it, you need an alignment

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If you change your suspension by lowering it, you need an alignment.
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I just had my 99 with 45,000 miles on it checked last week and was still fine.
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Replace suspension by lowering it, you need an alignment

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If you change your suspension by lowering it, you need an alignment.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How can I tell if my car is in need of an alignment other than letting the steering wheel go and see if it stays on line and uneven tire wear?

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Usually with each tire replacement.

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If you have no uneven wear, you don't need it.

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No, you do not need to have an alignment just because you get new tires. If you have never had one on the car,now might be the time to have it checked. A good shop can put you on the machine and check out all 4 wheels and print out the settings for you. I just had my 99 with 45,000 miles on it checked last week and was still fine. I have had several sets of new tires on the car. If you change your suspension by lowering it, you need an alignment.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Im getting new tires this weekend so Im going to get the alignment checked out while im at it. My passenger rear tire(Pirelli Pzero) has got some serious defect(bubbles) on it and a nail in it to top it off . Thanks all.

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