Just wondering if anyone knows any allignment shops that do good work. Thanks.

 

West End Alignment in Gardena
(310) 808-9233 18008 S Vermont Ave, Gardena

 

^ Darin is a corner-balance God.

his alignments are good too.

 

Discount Tire Center in El Monte..my fav place hands down.

 

NEVER go there for an alignment...Vic's good for rims but other than that I wouldn't even think about going there. I hate the customer service there.

Like the two posts above, go give Darin a call at West End. Well worth the drive

 

How much did an allignment run you guys at west end? They seem pricey!

 

$180 for corner balance + alignment.

 

I agree with shiny on this one. I would purchase products from them, but never any labor.

 

RanchHill Motorsports does a good job.
562-925-9979
they are located in Bellflower.

 

Bear Frame & Wheel in Glendora (626-335-0243) has done good work on my old MR-2 and my wife's IS300.

 

Brian..when did he quote you taht price!?!?! i called them yesterday and was quoted 245 for corner balancing, alignment, balance wheels.

 

u have balancing wheels thats why. i actually paid 210 for corner balancing + alignment

 

i was quoted that price when i got my Work Wheels.... last academic year sometime??

^ shiny's right though, I didn't have them balance my wheels. I just needed a corner balance/alignment.

 

ooh..ic then. too bad they arent open on weekends cuz i have no time on weekdays, damn.

 

Make time, it's well worth it.

 

hopefully i can. i work in downtown la so its about a 15 min drive.

 

For San Diego:

C & D Auto Care
Owner Dara
Address: 7167 University Ave
La Mesa, CA 91941

Phone: (619) 466-9100

Has the latest Hunter stuff and is extremely technical. Recommended by the Hunter equipment rep.

On the corner alignment:
Q) Does the shop need to have special tools to do it?
If so what?

 

For Corner-Balancing he puts the car on a scale attempting to make it an even distribution. Not the most 'spectacular' tools to be using, but his precision is what takes about 3 hours. I guess the only "special tool" you need is patience and a good mechanic.

 

Any shops in the north part of San Diego y'all could recommend?

 

I've heard of people coming from SB-SD for Darin's work.

 

None I know of.