So all four wheels line with each and so they are parallel. Plus its stops yer tyres wearing outwhy do they have to check and adjust all four wheels
It doesnt work like that....
Times are set by the manufacture, it doesn’t matter if your some kind of super hero car fixer that can fit a TRE in 30 seconds, if the book says half an hour then that’s what you pay. The time includes driving car in to workshop, raising car on ramp, getting part from store, fitting part, rebuilding. All the same tasks it'll take you, an Indipendant or main dealer, only it WILL take you longer to get the part in the first place.
But the time does not include spending half an hour looking for the locking wheel not key and phoning the customer only to find out that “that’s what that thing was...hmmm is in the shed”!! Some folk so deserve to be ripped off!!
Well at least you got summut back from them. Mind you, the buggers shouldn't of robbed ya in the first place.
Out of interest what did you say to them to get the 50 notes back ?[/quote]
" Open that till and then slowly put your hands above yer head ......"
Well at least you got summut back from them. Mind you, the buggers shouldn't of robbed ya in the first place.
Out of interest what did you say to them to get the 50 notes back ?[/quote]
" Open that till and then slowly put your hands above yer head ......"
That made me chuckle, and I nearly spilled me beer into me keyboard...
:violent:Just told them to pay up OR ELSE. I argued the toss to them about charging 136 +vat to fit a 15 quit track rod end, i would not let the matter go,and now they have lost some of the paperwork out of the handbook-waiting to hear about that! Anyway-anybody local to Newcastle/Tyne who can recommend a decent LR garage.--DAVE:rolly:
Hello my friend,they insisted that that was normal practice and it did not matter if it was for one or both TRE's,i told them that the rear axle had not had any work done to it and there was no adverse tyre wear at all.Another thing they said that was the car had to be LOADED! to be tracked properly-ie,the car would have to be filled with passengers to enable a proper tracking procedure to be carried out.i asked the question-when LR are having these cars made have they a squad of blokes waiting for the cars to come along so they can all climb in and the vehicle will be tracked {proper like]!,i think its a load of tosh-thanks for your veiws--DaveAt the end of the day did you ask for four wheel alignment or just the TRE to be fitted? If the latter then that's what they should have done. Anything more should have been cleared with you beforehand or explained that it may be necessary; and I bet they didn't need to change anything at the back end. A couple of runs over a Trakrite gauge would give an indication as to whether the new end was on far enough. OK it's not a laser aligner costing thousands but............
Your right it is. The wheel alignment is just to make the wheel line up squarely. When its got weight in it the wheels will still line up, its only the camber that will change with weight in the car.i think its a load of tosh