2 wheel v 4 wheel alignment

pd52

It's £75 for 4 and £49 for 2

force_ten

pd52 wrote: »

It's £75 for 4 and £49 for 2

is that at a local tyre depot or one of the national chains ?

forgotmyname

My local place only charges you £15 to hook it up and £5 per wheel that needs adjusting. They do not rip you off as the screens are clearly visible and anything out of spec comes up red.

A printout after of the before and after settings.

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mr_accountant

[FONT=&quot]Need 4 wheel alignment, with a quality machine and someone who knows what their doing

on most cars only front toe is adjustable, but the steering needs to be locked in straight ahead that’s why you need 4 wheels aligned.

A local shop does this for £25 in Leicester using a John Bean machine
and get a full printout, its called Tyresgalore, do a Google search

worth the money[/FONT]

pd52

force_ten wrote: »

is that at a local tyre depot or one of the national chains ?

Local tyre place

reeac

red_eye wrote: »

Four wheel would mean adjusting all four wheels as your ford has a beam axle at the back there is no adjustment. Edit I can't remember looking under a 2014 but I'm sure it's a beam axle.

Not all cars have adjustable rears.

I second that. As far as I can establish the Fiesta has torsion beam rear axle. ... No scope for adjustment there although 4 wheel alignment check would show if there's been any distortion but that's unlikely.

Nodding_Donkey

Strider590 wrote: »

Rear camber is usually adjustable and sometimes the toe.

Not on most cars.