Adjustable ball joints
hi guys
I recently went to the FireStone to adjust my alignment but it says on the result paper that all the right side came out to be "negative."
So, I asked one of techs there about the result and they said I would have to replace 4 adjustable ball joints in order to get it completely fixed.
Does any of you know or experience something like this?
I have been researching about it, and those joints are pricy.
Should i go to a "better" place (like NTB or Honda dealer) to check things up again?
Thanks for your time
and I look forward to reading your opinions!
Have a good day!
I recently went to the FireStone to adjust my alignment but it says on the result paper that all the right side came out to be "negative."
So, I asked one of techs there about the result and they said I would have to replace 4 adjustable ball joints in order to get it completely fixed.
Does any of you know or experience something like this?
I have been researching about it, and those joints are pricy.
Should i go to a "better" place (like NTB or Honda dealer) to check things up again?
Thanks for your time
and I look forward to reading your opinions!
Have a good day!
It mostly comes down to finding a more experienced mechanic and not so much the location. Don't rely on dealerships to be any better either. I first scoped out who had the best alignment rack from Hunter, and Goodyear had just installed a roll on unit that was very state of the art and allowed for extremely lowered vehicles. Firestone locations around here are sh*t, in south Texas.
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AlyWW
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Jul 25, 2008 01:47 PM




Post pics if you have the slip. If not, always get them to print you a slip from now on. I learned that from someone a long time ago!



