name of special tool needed to do alignment?
#16
Why don't you just bring it back and have them finish the job they started and you paid for! Besides, wouldn't a pipe wrench or chain wrench or channel locks or something like that work. And if it's an alignment shop and the guy who did the alignment didn't have the tool, what makes you think he's qualified to do the job in the first place? I was thinking maybe they were needing to adjust the camber and possibly needed an air chisel or something or a different size camber bushing. Just a guess though!
#17
Why don't you just bring it back and have them finish the job they started and you paid for! Besides, wouldn't a pipe wrench or chain wrench or channel locks or something like that work. And if it's an alignment shop and the guy who did the alignment didn't have the tool, what makes you think he's qualified to do the job in the first place? I was thinking maybe they were needing to adjust the camber and possibly needed an air chisel or something or a different size camber bushing. Just a guess though!
also hes right you shouldnt' have even paid for anything and they should have known if they were qualified to do the job that they needed the tools and didn't have them.
#18
Why don't you just bring it back and have them finish the job they started and you paid for! Besides, wouldn't a pipe wrench or chain wrench or channel locks or something like that work. And if it's an alignment shop and the guy who did the alignment didn't have the tool, what makes you think he's qualified to do the job in the first place? I was thinking maybe they were needing to adjust the camber and possibly needed an air chisel or something or a different size camber bushing. Just a guess though!
#19
Should Merchant's stock every imaginable specialty alignment tool for their mechanics...probably...
#20
i dont know what or who merchants tire is but sounds like its a decent place to go if they ordered the tool and didn't charge you to check your alignment. good to hear they treated you right.
my shops core business is suspension work, brakes and alignments. I have to buy every special tool i need to use. so if you have any more questions like this just pm me ill do my best to answer them for you.
my shops core business is suspension work, brakes and alignments. I have to buy every special tool i need to use. so if you have any more questions like this just pm me ill do my best to answer them for you.
#21
i dont know what or who merchants tire is but sounds like its a decent place to go if they ordered the tool and didn't charge you to check your alignment. good to hear they treated you right.
my shops core business is suspension work, brakes and alignments. I have to buy every special tool i need to use. so if you have any more questions like this just pm me ill do my best to answer them for you.
my shops core business is suspension work, brakes and alignments. I have to buy every special tool i need to use. so if you have any more questions like this just pm me ill do my best to answer them for you.
It depends on the particular store manager and the clientele of that store. They shape each other, so to speak. The worse the neighborhood the more combative the customers the "slimmier" the staff...that's my experience.
The guys at this store were very very nice. Decent neighborhood.
Thanks for your help MUDDYH20....
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