Should I trust Firestone to check/fix alignment?
Here is one thread.https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...igned-but.html
In my experience the independants would not do a camber alignment unless you supplied them the adjusting camber bolts from MB. That is why MB is dear ie charging you for the adjusting camber bolts & labour.
I would check what Firestone say , you may not require camber adjustment , just the toe- in adjustment.
Give the Firestone coupon to somebody with an F-150.
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Last edited by RLE; Aug 22, 2011 at 04:28 PM.
To the OP, I would not go to Firestone. That did a really bad job on some work I had done years ago. It's a crap shoot with them because they get some really inexperienced people working there. I don't go near them.
OP: I've heard good and bad things about Firestone. See if any local people have had experiences with the local Firestone. It tends to vary by location, unfortunately.
If you live in a rainy region and drive spiritedly, a proper alignment could save you an accident or more. Also tire wear is far less so if you have expensive tires like the Michelin Primacy HP, could pay for itself over the life of the tires.
Judge for yourself if it is worth it, and then stay away from potholes if you can.







