vinh

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I went to JC autohouse. He's a good alternative to West End since there really isn't any wait. Also if you are just looking for a standard alignment without custom specs, west end really isn't necessary. Only drawback is it's cash only. Oh and my car is ridiculously low and he was able to get it on the rack no problem.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/jc-auto-house-temple-city

lexus 951

any more feedbacks ??

PureDrifter

iTrader: (10)

i agree, Cyrus is a Great guy to do your alignment, my only problem with him is that he increases your price depending on what size wheels you have, last i checked it was like $70 for 18s and $90 for 20s

JDKane527

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Tommy at the MusicBox recommended me to King's Tires. I don't really remember where it was though, but it was $50 for an alignment, although they didn't do much since I'm on H&R and they maxed out the adjustments and I was still out of spec on camber, everything else was fine.

Hartawan

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I went to JC Autohouse, great guy great service but quite pricey. Then I purchased the Firestone Lifetime and I go to the one in Arcadia and always go to Javier for alignment. Pays off after 2 alignments (I got mine for $130).

FiSta

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i did the exact same thing...but sometimes i still go back to JC Autohouse

camberSC

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Valley Pacific in Canoga Park. Talk to Mark... He knows whats up and no 2 weeks of waiting.

http://www.valleypacific.com/


Let him know that the guy with the crazy black sc400 sent you.

timmy0tool

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do they use machines or just the old-school measuring tape method? or both? either way i've heard good things from them as well. they align while you sit in the car!

jasonm

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I need someone in Orange County...Please no ramps. Camber is gonna be way off but need someone capable of Toe and Caster as close as possible. Please help

projectdna

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+1 for cyrus @ jc auto house.

Enginerd

Getting ready to install F-Sport shocks, springs, and rear sway on the 350. Recently got new tires and would love to find the best place that can properly adjust the toe to minimize inside tire wear since I really don't want to deal with flipping tires all the time. So, looking for a good alignment shop in San Diego that can deal with lowered cars and the lack of camber adjustment on the IS. Any thoughts???

TheKevin

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clarence brown in the kearny mesa/clairemont area

sunny D

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true line in chula vista

$60. theyll fix your toe and camber no matter how low you are.

Spanky

I also recommend them. I ended up paying 90~ for front and rear camber/toe adjustments. Went from crappy to awesome in less than a hour.

xxtoobsxx

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yup...they will do it for 40$ if you dont get the computer print out!