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T5 time for new front tyres

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Old Jul 15th, 2019, 08:25   #21
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Thanks for the replies both. Very different readings for everyone.

Welton - how come you have negative camber at the front? Are you lowered? And you have a degree less camber on the rear.
I know it's an S40, so maybe not as heavy as a V50?

Good to see other peoples read-outs.
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I don't know why that is, I've got new wishbones if that makes a difference?

Factory standard Dynamic Chassis and just the B4 dampers.

I always assumed they put your car into the Hunters computer and that gives then the settings they need to look for.
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Yeah, they do.

There are slightly different Hunter machines as well.

Here are some other readouts I got from a different tyre garage

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The place that did the above adjustments did so on unevenly worn tyres, so when driving straight ahead, the steering wheel wasn't level.

Thankfully, I've found a new place [the first read-out I posted] and they seem to know what they're doing with regards to wheel alignment.
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