i hereaby already grant the approximate $50 TO $100 alignments are better than skipping
because i suppose they're indeed generally cost effective
aligned and balanced tires do eventually hit potholes and curbs
i'm sure it happens to all, especially in new jersey during a bad winter or perhaps a flood
the tire shop may guarantee the alignment for 30 days to whenever
have you had trouble with that so called "lifetime guarantee"--do they generally really work, or expected b.s.
so do you generally buy routine alignments with the routine balancing
I stopped getting aligned sometime in the previous century
because, whether I would expend for Michelin or cheaper, an alignment had SEEMed to be futile
i may even grudgingly accept knowledgeable advice
recently, I bought a spare, a 60,000 mile Nexen for my wife's 2004 X, not a bad car btw, wife simultaneously driving it elsewhere
the mechanic wanted to know "directional" preference, and i am ignorant if not a flabbergasted camper in the waiting area
i had thought the only existential issue could be about whether to show the black or white side
the apparently good value nexen is apparently also made in korea