Good 4 Wheel Alignment Mayo-Roscommon-Sligo

Seamus1964

My jeep needs 4 Wheel Alignment: around Sligo, Mayo or Roscommon areas.
Price isn't problem,but must to be well recommended mechanic or garage - there is a lot of monkeys out there with right equipment but no knowledge how to use it what-so-ever ..


Thanks!

PLUG71

MAX TYRES Ballina, Killala rd.

State of the art alignment kit!! €45.00

Seamus1964

Thanks!
If they know how to use that state of art alignment kit then 45 euro is very good price to pay

Cheers!

challengemaster

PLUG71 wrote: »

MAX TYRES Ballina, Killala rd.

State of the art alignment kit!! €45.00

Please define "state of the art alignment kit" ?

TheBully

challengemaster wrote: »

Please define "state of the art alignment kit" ?

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TheBully

4 wheel alignment is €45 and if u need your camber done that has an extra charge

Seamus1964

Oh, I thought camber adjustment was part of 4 wheel alignment service..Good to know.Thanks!

PLUG71

challengemaster wrote: »

Please define "state of the art alignment kit" ?

If it the make and model of their equipment please feel free to call them!

I have had approx 10 vehicle's tracked using the four wheel laser equipment with out any complaints from me.

Steering wheel was straight and the cars drove straight, what more do you need to know???????

challengemaster

PLUG71 wrote: »

If it the make and model of their equipment please feel free to call them!

Well in all fairness, if you're going to make a statement that they have "state of the art" equipment, you'd probably want to know what they actually use no?

The fact you haven't a clue what it is means you've no idea if its state of the art or not.

PLUG71

challengemaster wrote: »

Well in all fairness, if you're going to make a statement that they have "state of the art" equipment, you'd probably want to know what they actually use no?

The fact you haven't a clue what it is means you've no idea if its state of the art or not.

And you would know would you?

FFS Do you work for a rival company?

IF I posted the exact details of their equipment would you know its quality standard without Google?

I dont care about the details of their kit but as I have already posted I have had about 10 cars done by them, all off which needed to have adjustments made .

So from my experience of MAX Tyres and the fact that they use a four wheel alignment laser system coupled to the fact my cars have been left perfect every time tells me they know what they are doing?

Just to add to this they do align 4x4 vehicles.

challengemaster

PLUG71 wrote: »

And you would know would you?

FFS Do you work for a rival company?

IF I posted the exact details of their equipment would you know its quality standard without Google?

I dont care about the details of their kit but as I have already posted I have had about 10 cars done by them, all off which needed to have adjustments made .

So from my experience of MAX Tyres and the fact that they use a four wheel alignment laser system coupled to the fact my cars have been left perfect every time tells me they know what they are doing?

Just to add to this they do align 4x4 vehicles.

Not even in the same industry lol, I just find it hilarious that you'd claim somewhere has "state of the art" equipment when you haven't a clue what they use. Typical pub talk.

It's been outlined on this forum before that there's a huge difference in quality of 4 wheel alignment equipment (http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056662479), with laser being essentially old-tech these days.


You can recommend them all you like based on your experience and that they know what they're doing, but ffs know what you're talking about before you spout shít about "state of the art" equipment.

PLUG71

challengemaster wrote: »

Not even in the same industry lol, I just find it hilarious that you'd claim somewhere has "state of the art" equipment when you haven't a clue what they use. Typical pub talk.

It's been outlined on this forum before that there's a huge difference in quality of 4 wheel alignment equipment (http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056662479), with laser being essentially old-tech these days.


You can recommend them all you like based on your experience and that they know what they're doing, but ffs know what you're talking about before you spout shít about "state of the art" equipment.

Wow you must be bored carrying on with this petty point!

So basically its the both of us that dont know what we are talking about because it seems to me that if you knew what equipment they had you would be none the wiser?

From memory the equipmet is only about 18 months old and judging by the standards this company portray I would be inclined to believe they know exactly what they are doing, having calibration certs for said equipment.

Please forgive me for merely recommending a genuinely good company and I trust all your wording is correct in all of your posts!?

Enjoy the rest of your sunday!

TheBully

By the way lads, its not a Laser alignment machine, it uses cameras!

TheBully

Seamus1964 wrote: »

Oh, I thought camber adjustment was part of 4 wheel alignment service..Good to know.Thanks!

nope, An alignment is basically putting all 4 wheels in line with manufacturers Specifications! anyway, it doesn't make an odds, if u want ur cambers and 4 wheel alignment done it will cost u €60

Seamus1964

Thats not too bad at all. And as I already mentioned - I haven't problem to pay for the right job.
I had 4 wheel alignment once done in S***ford and that job didn't went very well. Nice chatty mechanic tough..And it was kind of cheap..But another hand I paid for nothing.. There are plenty of guys out there with modern equipment who doesn't know how to use it. That was my main reason to ask some advise from Boards.ie.

Thanks!