Using strings for toe checks and adjustments probably works if the front track is the same as the rear track AND, you have no means of compensating for the lateral runout of a bent of wobbling tire or wheel. I have used them in the past for cars, medium duty trucks, heavy duty trucks and wheeled heavy equipment. The objective is safe vehicle handling, longer tire life and safety. We are not aligning calesas.
Pa ride sa thread, how much na po ba ang camber alignment mga bossing? Meron po ba kau recommended na shop preferably marikinA and qc? Tia!![]()
toyota vios uses mcpherson strut front suspension and there is no provision for camber adjustment. if the outer shoulder of the tire is more worn than the middle and the inboard shoulder, the common causes are:
1 too much toe in,
2 tires not rotated on a regular basis,
3 not slowing down during turns most noticeable on left turns
Ok, so maybe it was the last item that caused it. I do 70-80 kph on some curves going down our place hehe.
From my last alignment, toes were almost 0 and cambers were green in the computer.