2 wheels or 4 wheels
2 wheels or 4 wheels
alingment.
yeah people I need to know which one I should do, becuase I believe in 4th gen they only need 2 wheels alingment, I don't want to waste any money in this time of the year but I need to wheels alingment.
can someone tell me which one that I need for my 5th gen max?
thank you all and happy holidays
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yeah people I need to know which one I should do, becuase I believe in 4th gen they only need 2 wheels alingment, I don't want to waste any money in this time of the year but I need to wheels alingment.
can someone tell me which one that I need for my 5th gen max?
thank you all and happy holidays
EU
Originally posted by SprintMax
2 wheel thrust alignment.. which means they use all 4 wheels to align the front two... no adjustment is made on the rear
2 wheel thrust alignment.. which means they use all 4 wheels to align the front two... no adjustment is made on the rear
thanks
EU
Originally posted by exunaja
is price wise the same or different between 2 wheel trust and wheels?
thanks
EU
is price wise the same or different between 2 wheel trust and wheels?
thanks
EU
Originally posted by SprintMax
its cheaper than the 4 wheel alignment.. but if you get just 2 wheel without thrust.. the car is going to be off again in a couple months
its cheaper than the 4 wheel alignment.. but if you get just 2 wheel without thrust.. the car is going to be off again in a couple months
Originally posted by exunaja
got it, so if I am going to nissan dealer, I should tell them I want 2 wheel trust allingment ..
got it, so if I am going to nissan dealer, I should tell them I want 2 wheel trust allingment ..
Originally posted by exunaja
got it, so if I am going to nissan dealer, I should tell them I want 2 wheel trust allingment ..
got it, so if I am going to nissan dealer, I should tell them I want 2 wheel trust allingment ..
Originally posted by irvine78
if you went to the Nissan dealer, they should already know what kind of alignments you need. or am i giving to much credit to the service department?
if you went to the Nissan dealer, they should already know what kind of alignments you need. or am i giving to much credit to the service department?
Isn't a four wheel alignment always better? Everything gets zeroed that way.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
you can't align something that already has 0 reading.. the rear beam has 0 adjustment.. thats why its called a thrust alignment.. they use the rear to align the front.. however the rear isn't getting adjusted.. only the front..
Originally posted by LEADFOOT
Isn't a four wheel alignment always better? Everything gets zeroed that way.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
Isn't a four wheel alignment always better? Everything gets zeroed that way.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
Originally posted by LEADFOOT
Isn't a four wheel alignment always better? Everything gets zeroed that way.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
Isn't a four wheel alignment always better? Everything gets zeroed that way.
I always see these GM products that can only have 2 wheel alignments and many of them seem to go sideways.
They're going straight, but the car body is a slight angle, giving the appearance of going sideways.
how the heck do you align a beam? if we had a independent rear, yeah, we need to get a 4 wheel alignment for sure. but thanks to Nissan, we save $15 per each alignment we do.
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