Four wheel alignment results

A Law · 2018-07-04 20:19:20

Got four wheel alignment done on a Passat. He said the back axel was slightly bent as one wheel is a small bit further forward than the other and that he got it as close to perfect as he could. Looking at the results is everything in line with what it should be? I'm presuming red is bad and green is good. Outside of that…

04-07-2018 08:19PM

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Got four wheel alignment done on a Passat. He said the back axel was slightly bent as one wheel is a small bit further forward than the other and that he got it as close to perfect as he could. Looking at the results is everything in line with what it should be? I'm presuming red is bad and green is good. Outside of that Im clueless.

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The Previous Values are what you brought the car in with, and the Final Values are after the adjustments. Everything in the Final Values column is in green so it's all good.

To get the wheel alignment specs from this sheet, take the data column, and add/subtract the tolerance value from it. This gives you the range.
For example, the range for Rear Camber is between -01.83 and -0.83 degrees.

Looks like the RH rear camber is right on the threshold but its within specs so you shouldn't have any problems.

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